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This document contains information about several pharmaceutical regulatory and clinical jobs in India. It lists positions at regulatory bodies like the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission and Central Drugs Standard Control Organization, including roles in pharmacovigilance, clinical research, and drug safety. It also describes jobs at pharmaceutical companies requiring experience in regulatory affairs, clinical pharmacy, and pharmacovigilance software programs. Locations listed are in Ghaziabad, New Delhi, and other cities across India. Qualifications specified include degrees in pharmacy, medicine, and clinical research.
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- 1. Dr. N.V. Rama Rao Professor & HOD, CIPS-AMC Coordinator, Chalapathi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
- 2. 1. REGULETERY BODY IPC Jr/Sr. PHARMACOVIGILANCE ASSOCIATE Job Description: Collection of ADR Reports. Processing of Individual Case Safety Reports (ICSRs) and managing them in VigiFlow. Quality review, Clinical Review & Statistical review of ICSRs in Drug Safety database. Any other work assigned by Competent Authority from time to time SALARY: 26.250/ 35000/sr
- 3. Eligibility Qualification Master of Pharmacy, Clinical Pharmacology, Pharmacy Practice, MSC in Clinical Research. Pharm. D, MBBS/BDS from a recognised university/Institute Location: Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC), Ghaziabad. 2.The posting as per the requirement of IPC -PvPI any where AMC/Regional training Centre across the country. Its often available in IPC Pvpi website at www.ipc.gov.in)
- 5. 2.INDIAN REGULETERY BODY ON DRUGS & COSMETICES- CDSCO -DCGI (Administration Division): Job details : Senior Research Scientist 84,000/- Junior Research Scientist 52,500/- Senior Technical Data Associates 44,100/- Technical Data Associates 33,600/- SALARY
- 6. M. Pharmacy/ Pharm. D with 03 year’s Industrial experience in R & D Manufacturing, Testing and Regulatory affairs. B. Pharmacy. Place of Posting: cdsco. Of every state Visit: Eligibility Qualification
- 7. Government of India Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Job details: Post of Deputy Director 5 years experience in research and analysis of drugs/directing research/ Setting up and running of a laboratory and coordinating the activities of its different branches including two years administrative experiencence Salary: 1.9 lakh per month
- 8. Degree in Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Science Medicine with specialization in Clinical Pharmacology or Microbiology any University Link: available site to apply http://www.upsconline.nic.in. Eligibility QUALIFICATIONS:
- 9. Regulatory Affairs Executive Job details: To check the availability of the documents and able to evaluate the documents at different plants. Well versed with ICH-GCP,GMP Guidelines. Well versed with international regulatory authorities Australia-Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) United Kingdom :Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) Europe :European Medicines Agency (EMEA) Inida: USA:
- 10. M. Pharmacy/ B. Pharmacy. Place of Posting: cdsco. of every state Visit: cdsco Eligibility Qualification
- 11. Job details: •To attend the doctor's prescription at the sales counter and advise the dosage of medicines to the patients •Dispense drugs as per prescription . In case the prescribed medicines not available, arrange the same from the in- house pharmacies for the honor of 100% prescription. •. Substitution of medicines is to be consulted with the doctor PHARMACIST / SR. PHARMACIST/CLINICAL PHARMACIST
- 12. Qualification M.Pharmacy, B.Pharmacy, PHARM.D with good clinical practice in inpatient wards Location: Any where in corporate NABH Accredited Hospitals in india
- 14. Have you every Visited Multi-National Companies Webistes! UMC -VIGIFLOW,,VIGIBASE- ARGUS
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