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Pharmacy Certification: A good career preparation!
Posted by: | CommentsAnyone would love to start his or her own career. After finishing any courses, the nest thing would be a good adventure that you are going to face in the world of employment. There are so many people this time whom are still unable to be employed due to lack of opportunities and some are not qualified for a certain position. If you would want to be hired easily, you should get the course, which is also being demanded by most of the business, IT and even medical industries nowadays. It is also important to be particular with your course in order for you to get qualified with any job vacancies easily.
One of the most in demand skills nowadays is becoming one of the Pharmacists in any places. Great opportunities await you if you are equipped with the knowledge and skills being a pharmacist. If you are planning to have a twist in your career, you can take course about being a pharmacist. You will only choose if you want to take it online or if you would still want to go to a certain institution. Nevertheless, if you want it more convenient, there are also several institutions online where you can be able to enroll yourself for a Pharmacist training. This course will help you prepare in performing task, which are related to medication, proper prescription of drugs to a particular illnesses, and other related task about exact prescriptions and medications.
Once you have finish your course, you can easily be identified as a Certified Pharmacist because you will be given Pharmacy certification as a sort of recognition that you are able to finish such course and that you are now capable of performing different task being a certified pharmacist. With Pharmacy Certification, getting started with your career is really possible. It will only take a little more patience and hard work and get certified as a Pharmacist.
Holisticjunction.com Featured School of the Week January 21, 2008: Aci Career College
Posted by: | CommentsIf you’ve ever thought about career transition, or have recently graduated from high school and would like to pursue fast-growing occupational fields, then ACI Career College can provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary to compete in the competitive job market today! Located in Modesto, California, ACI Career College promises to offer diverse career-training options in a number of disciplines including health information specialist, medical clinical assistant, therapeutic massage, or pharmacy technician, among others.
The 36-week diploma course in massage therapy at ACI Career College offers extensive training and education in massage history and theory, anatomy and physiology, massage law and ethics, client communications, medical terminology, Swedish massage, chair massage, complementary bodywork, myofascial release, spa techniques, CPR and first aid, in addition to other associated studies. The field of massage therapy is in high demand, and successful graduates have the potential to earn upwards of $30 hourly.* (Income potential varies depending on education, experience, and location.)
Another educational opportunity in which students can participate is ACI Career College’s three-quarter course (36 weeks) in becoming a health information specialist. Students enrolled in this academic program gain in-depth training and education in medical law and ethics, medical terminology, computer technology in relation to health care, medical insurance and medical billing/coding, clinical practice, and more. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, job prospects for this particular occupation should be very positive. Successful candidates, who have completed all career training requirements have the potential to earn above $29,000 annually.
Like the idea of working in the medical industry but would like a faster educational route to getting your foot in the door? Becoming a medical or clinical assistant through ACI Career College’s medical clinical assistant program can land you in the job of your dreams. In addition to core classes in medical law, ethics, anatomy and physiology –students learn about subjects including medical insurance, pharmacology and medication administration, clinical setting procedures, medical assistant laboratory applications, and also take part in an externship. An experienced medical assistant can earn more than $36,000 yearly.
In addition to other comprehensive academic programs, ACI Career College provides career services to its students to help develop personal and professional skills, which include workshops in job lead strategies, resume writing, interviewing techniques, and more.
Don’t let another day pass you by when you could be on the road to career success and financial freedom — apply to ACI Career College and pursue your academic goals today.
*Occupational Resource: BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
* Payment plans and financial aid available to those who qualify. Featured School of the Week: ACI Career College
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Should I Get A Law Degree?
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Everyone has heard the old line “there are too many lawyers”. While this may be true, the next question one must as is…why? Why is pursuing law such a popular path to follow and what exactly are the benefits and negatives of pursuing a law degree? In this article I’ll explore the ‘right’ reasons and also some ‘wrong’ reasons to pursue this time consuming and expensive undertaking.
The Love of Law
The first and ‘best’ reason to pursue a Law Degree is of course that you absolutely LOVE the law. Do you sit up late at night debating controversial legal issues with your friends? Do you find yourself getting into heated arguments over the right to fair trial of non-citizen combatants in the Iraq war or perhaps the various ethical and legal sides of the abortion issue. Is your favorite channel C-span or Court TV and is your book shelf full of books about famous legal cases or issues?
If this sounds like you then you might be law school material. The best lawyers…and law students have a PASSION for the law. They don’t look at reading 500 pages of a constitutional law book as work, they relish it. While there are certainly other good reasons to go to law school, perhaps no other is as good a predictor of success as your love of the subject matter.
Critical Thinking
One of the often overlooked but perhaps most important skills you learn by attending law school is the development of your critical thinking ability. The ability to look at an issue from its various sides, do the research to fully understand the intricacies of an issue and the ability to argue and defend your position are incredibly valuable skills that will serve you for the rest of your life in and outside of the law field.
Many attorneys find that the research and critical thinking skills help them in areas they never even considered from personal relationships to managing employees and building a business. Of course these skills are crucial in the legal profession itself, but a legal education can be a great exercise in improving one’s ability to handle the complex negotiations of life.
Career Dynamite
Obtaining a law degree can be a tremendous asset when paired with a degree or specialized knowledge in another field. By using your specific knowledge and experience and having a law degree you then are perfectly tailored to work as legal counsel for a plethora of fields.
For instance a pharmacy degree paired with a law degree makes you a great asset as counsel in a firm that specializes in pharmaceutical firms. Architecture, real estate or construction experience teamed with a law degree can make you a great real estate attorney. The real world experience you possess in the specific field makes you an invaluable asset to law firms that might have top notch attorneys but little hands on, practical experience in that field.
Wrong Reasons
It is very important to be aware of the wrong reasons to pursue a law degree…and there are many. Some people decide to go to law school because they simply don’t know what else to do. Besides being an obvious waste of time, most often these people do not end up even working in the legal profession.
Others want to become an attorney not because they really like law, but because they want the perceived ‘prestige’ that having a law degree attaches. People that go to law school for this reason tend to have self-esteem issues and are looking to fill a void with the ‘title’ of lawyer even though they really have very little passion for the profession. They often don’t really know what they want to do and think spending three years in school is a way of either staying out of the ‘real world’ or that they’ll ‘figure it out’ in law school. Law school is so work intensive that is highly recommended you don’t attend unless you really know you want it for the right reasons.
Finally, there’s the money. While any profession is ultimately responsible for giving you a pay check, potential law school candidates should be aware that the vast majority of lawyers don’t make gobs of money. While it is true that if you attend a top, Ivy League school and get into a top firm you can make a very good living, this is really only something that a very small percentage will accomplish. The big money starts if you make Partner in a firm, which is highly competitive and can take many years. For those simply looking to make good money, there are other professions that are comparatively easier to accomplish this in finance and banking and without the need to attend law school. However, if your passion is the law then there are certainly great financial rewards for those that position themselves correctly. For more great articles and insights please visit www.LawDegree.me.
With Degrees in Film, Real Estate Finance and Development as well as Psychology, Robert Levin writes expert articles covering a broad range of issues. Some of his websites include: LawDegree.me and
MBAdegree.me.
What You Need To Know When Traveling To Abilene, Texas
Posted by: | CommentsLocated in the heart of Texas, Abilene is charming and progressive city of 120,000 people which carries the nickname, “the Friendly Frontier,” a homage to the Western heritage of the area. Abilene was founded in the 1880s as cattle shipping site on the Texas and Pacific railway, but grew steadily over the years to become a mid-size metropolitan area offering many cultural and educational opportunities for residents and visitors.
Abilene has several festivals each year which highlight the frontier history of Abilene, including the Sweetwater Rattlesnake Roundup, which is held the second weekend of March; the Western Heritage Classic Rodeo held on the second weekend in June; the West Texas Rodeo, which begins the Friday after Labor Day, and the Spirit of the Frontier Festival, which occurs on the first Saturday in October each year. Some of the interesting sites to visit include the Buffalo Gap Historic Village, which features numerous historical buildings, a reenactment of frontier life in the late 1800s, as well as exhibits featuring numerous Indian artifacts and frontier rifles. For those visitors who have an interest in military history, the nearby Fort Phantom Hill offers the ruins of an 1851 Army post for tourists to explore. Frontier Texas is a museum dedicated to the early history of Abilene and features interactive exhibits which give visitors the opportunity to experience simulated buffalo stampedes, Wild West shootouts and prairie thunderstorms.
Other interesting attractions include the National Center for Children’s Illustrated Literature, the Abilene Zoo, the Abilene Children’s Museum, the Paramount Theatre, and the 12th Armored Division Military Museum. Abilene is also home to the Dyess Air Force Base, which is the area’s largest employer, and it also has an aviation museum that is open for tours. For those visitors interested in the performing arts, Abilene also has a well respected orchestra and ballet company.
A variety of lodging is available for visitors to Abilene. Most major hotel chains provide lodging in the area at a wide range of prices. There are also several quaint bed and breakfasts that offer accomodations with a Western theme. Excellent restaurants abound in the area, offering genuine Texas barbeque, top rated steakhouses, and authentic Mexican cuisine.
Education is a very important factor in Abilene’s economy and culture. In addition to having the highest rated public school system in Texas, and the 17th highest rated school system in the United States, Abilene is also home to several institutions of higher learning including, Abilene Christian University, Hardin-Simmons University, McMurray University, and the Texas Tech University School of Pharmacy.
For those who are interested in turning a visit into a long term stay, real estate is offered at a wide range of prices in Abilene. The average home price as of October 2008, was $168,000, which will buy a comfortable 3 bedroom family home and is an excellent value for the money compared to other similar sized cities across the Southwest and South. In addition, there are many luxury homes available in the Abilene real estate market priced from $500,000 to $1,500,000.
Overall, Abilene is a community that is rich in heritage, but progressing into a 21st century city that is large enough to offer a wide range of interesting attractions and educational opportunities, but small enough to retain its unique identity.
Pharmacy Locum Jobs are for Those Who Can’t Work Full Time
Posted by: | CommentsPharmacy locum jobs seek to fill temporary vacancies caused by the permanent pharmacy jobholder going on leave, and on other such contingencies. As people are always going on leave or resigning or falling sick and so on, there is a steady flow of locum jobs. Pharmacies cannot legally function without the oversight of a qualified pharmacist and the support of pharmacy technicians.
For the locum employee, temporary jobs might be best owing to the person’s personal circumstances or preferences. They specify their rates of pay, traveling distance, working hours, etc to the locum agency, and also indicate the period during which they would be available for locum work. The agency notifies the employee when a vacancy matching the person’s criteria arises.
It is the locum agencies that attend to the key function of matching employees and pharmacies, both of whom would find things difficult without such an intermediary. What the Locum Pharmacists Gain
Pharmacy locum jobs agencies help the locum pharmacists utilize their hard-earned expertise to earn good money, without having to be bound by inflexible working hours and other conditions of a full time job. This can prove valuable for those persons who simply cannot work at full time jobs for one reason or other.
The agencies also help locum employees to keep up with developments in their field and also support them with helpful hints. One high value service is keeping an account of each locum’s earnings and helping the person with tax formalities and returns applicable to self-employed persons.
Locums can also get help with pharmacy practices such as pharmacy operating procedures, ordering procedures, computer operations and so on. This kind of support can be invaluable for those who have kept away from work for long periods.
As and when each locum job is taken up, the agencies can smoothen the induction process by providing employer-specific information to locums. Information such as contact details, working hours, parking details and so on can help the newcomer fit into the new engagement quickly and smoothly.What the Pharmacies Gain
Unless a pharmacy employs surplus staff, operations can be disrupted when a key employee, such as a pharmacist, goes on leave or otherwise becomes unavailable. Considering the high pay of the professionals, it is not an economic proposition to employ surplus, backup staff.
In such a context, the pharmacy will have to find a new employee at short notice. This becomes particularly difficult if the employment is for a short term. Instead of focusing on its business, the pharmacy will have to go out looking for qualified employees willing to fill the temporary position.
Agencies that specialize in pharmacy locum jobs will have a good number of locum pharmacists in their database, many of whom might fit the pharmacy’s requirements. Pharmacies can thus quickly find a temporary replacement by approaching the agency.
In Britain, the National Health Services – NHS – works with a network of agencies that provide locum professionals when needed. In this way, NHS is able to function with few disruptions.
Stefan Kyriakides from Sensible Staffing writes about Pharmacy-Locum-Jobs please visit www.sensible-staffing.com for further information.
Pharmacy Locum Jobs are for Those Who Can’t Work Full Time
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Pharmacy locum jobs seek to fill temporary vacancies caused by the permanent pharmacy jobholder going on leave, and on other such contingencies. As people are always going on leave or resigning or falling sick and so on, there is a steady flow of locum jobs. Pharmacies cannot legally function without the oversight of a qualified pharmacist and the support of pharmacy technicians.
For the locum employee, temporary jobs might be best owing to the person’s personal circumstances or preferences. They specify their rates of pay, traveling distance, working hours, etc to the locum agency, and also indicate the period during which they would be available for locum work. The agency notifies the employee when a vacancy matching the person’s criteria arises.
It is the locum agencies that attend to the key function of matching employees and pharmacies, both of whom would find things difficult without such an intermediary. What the Locum Pharmacists Gain
Pharmacy locum jobs agencies help the locum pharmacists utilize their hard-earned expertise to earn good money, without having to be bound by inflexible working hours and other conditions of a full time job. This can prove valuable for those persons who simply cannot work at full time jobs for one reason or other.
The agencies also help locum employees to keep up with developments in their field and also support them with helpful hints. One high value service is keeping an account of each locum’s earnings and helping the person with tax formalities and returns applicable to self-employed persons.
Locums can also get help with pharmacy practices such as pharmacy operating procedures, ordering procedures, computer operations and so on. This kind of support can be invaluable for those who have kept away from work for long periods.
As and when each locum job is taken up, the agencies can smoothen the induction process by providing employer-specific information to locums. Information such as contact details, working hours, parking details and so on can help the newcomer fit into the new engagement quickly and smoothly.What the Pharmacies Gain
Unless a pharmacy employs surplus staff, operations can be disrupted when a key employee, such as a pharmacist, goes on leave or otherwise becomes unavailable. Considering the high pay of the professionals, it is not an economic proposition to employ surplus, backup staff.
In such a context, the pharmacy will have to find a new employee at short notice. This becomes particularly difficult if the employment is for a short term. Instead of focusing on its business, the pharmacy will have to go out looking for qualified employees willing to fill the temporary position.
Agencies that specialize in pharmacy locum jobs will have a good number of locum pharmacists in their database, many of whom might fit the pharmacy’s requirements. Pharmacies can thus quickly find a temporary replacement by approaching the agency.
In Britain, the National Health Services – NHS – works with a network of agencies that provide locum professionals when needed. In this way, NHS is able to function with few disruptions.
Stefan Kyriakides from Sensible Staffing writes about Pharmacy-Locum-Jobs please visit www.sensible-staffing.com for further information.
Jobs in California – Top 25 California Jobs
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Are you working in one of the top 25 jobs in California today? Is your job secure? Maybe you need to change careers to help your future. Remember, you need to be able to support yourself and your family, if you have one or if you plan on having one.
The industries that are still considered healthy in California and are still reporting having increasing new jobs include:
If these fields do not hold your interest, then you might want to have one of the top 25 jobs in California:
These top 25 California jobs are the fastest growing in the state and are expected to grow from 31% to 59% over the next 10 years. The top 10 jobs with the most openings are computer, science, or healthcare related. Look toward the future with your job choices and plan accordingly. If you need a little more education to secure you future in one of the top 25 jobs in California, do so. Make the step, walk the walk, make the money, enjoy your job!
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Medical and allied health professions
Posted by: | CommentsHealth care or healthcare is an industry associated with the the prevention, treatment, and management of illness along with the promotion of mental, physical and spiritual well-being through the services offered by the medical and allied health professions.It is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing industries, consuming over 10 percent of gross domestic product of most developed nations.The industry includes the delivery of health services by specialist providers, such as midwives, doctors, nurses, therapists, home health aides, vaccination technicians and physician’s assistants. It includes preventive care, vaccination, screening, diagnosis, prescribing and administration of medicine, surgery, observation, and attendance at childbirth. Usually such services receive payment from the patient or from the patient’s insurance company, although they may be government-financed (such as the National Health Service in the UK) or delivered by charities or volunteers, particularly in poorer countries.Health care can form an enormous part of a country’s economy. In 2000, health care costs paid to hospitals, doctors, diagnostic laboratories, pharmacies, medical device manufacturers and other components of the health care system, consumed an estimated 14 percent of the GNP of the United States, the largest of any country in the world. For the G7 countries the average is about nine percent.Prior to the popularisation of the holistic neologism healthcare, English-speakers referred to medicine or to the health sector and spoke of the treatment and prevention of illness and disease.Medical and social model of healthcareThe more generally accepted view of healthcare is that improvements result from advancements in medical science. The medical model focusses on the eradication of illness through diagnosis and effective treatment. In contrast the social model of healthcare places emphasis on changes that can be made in society and in people’s own lifestyles to make the population healthier. It defines illness from the point of view of the individual’s functioning within their society rather than by monitoring for changes in biological or physiological signs.
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D Pharmacy
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The modern era societies have great concern about the health of their people, so they are engaged with multi disciplinary team work of physicians, pharmacists, nurses and others to optimise better health care delivery for boosting up the health of their public. The profession of Pharmacy has evolved from its traditional role of compounding the drugs to the pharmaceutical care, the design and development of magic drugs and their formulations and the ongoing research in medical and pharmaceutical fields to counteract the needs of the modern society. The Department of Pharmacy at the University of Lahore has been established to provide education in basic health needs of the modern era, to achieve the goals of enriching ourselves in a fast flowing stream of knowledge via electronic or audio-visual aid and to prepare professionals of matching caliber. The rigor of our academic programme, the selection of modern courses, teaching faculty and access to state of the art facilities at our campus will add prestige and recognition to the degree, we will be awarding to our students.
Mission
The mission of Department of Pharmacy is to educate and train the people for present as well as for future concern so that they become useful and productive members of health care team, thus, serving the needs of the society in a best possible way. The Department of Pharmacy is committed to provide an environment of academic excellence and research, and social responsibilities that facilitate the propagation and acquisition of knowledge and skills related to the profession of pharmacy and the disciplines in pharmacy education.
Goals: We desire to be recognized as a leader in Pharmacy education through:
1. Achieving competency in pharmacy curriculum by maintaining ethical and professional standards.
2. Preparing the pharmacy graduates by giving through knowledge, skills, motivation and professional attitude to the proper and rational use of drugs, now and in the future.
3. Promoting an environment to support research in basic
scientific training to the students in pursuing career as professional pharmacists, researchers, managers and academicians. and applied pharmaceutical & medical sciences, to advance pharmaceutical knowledge, to encourage fundamental drugs discovery and finally the attainment of advanced degrees.
4. Exploring concerns common to pharmacy and allied professions for the purpose of promoting efficient distribution and utilization of health related services.
5. Developing and maintaining high quality education programs which enable the Department of Pharmacy to:
a. Provide traditional and non-traditional educational avenues for advanced professional and academic degree studies.
b. Improve public perception of pharmacy practice
c. Increase public awareness of drugs
Scope of Pharmacy
Community / Retail Pharmacy: This area involves the practice of pharmacy in community settings or retail outlets. Pharmacists, in the community settings, are actively involved in educating patients, maintaining and monitoring drug records and providing information resource of the highest caliber. This is very rapidly growing area of pharmacy profession in which the pharmacists are deployed at store levels leading to the management positions in chain drug pharmacies or themselves become the owner of their own pharmacies.
Hospital and Other Institutional Settings: The expansion of health care needs of the society puts the hospital pharmacists in a position to have direct involvement in patient care besides its established roles of control, supply and distribution of drugs, management functions, personnel administration, system development and planning. Hospital pharmacists continue to become more involved in providing patient-oriented services; the demand for practishnors in this area of pharmacy continues to grow.
Managed Care Pharmacy: Managed care pharmacy services are the extended health delivery system services that provides the pharmaceutical care at the primary / or preventive level. Increasingly, pharmacists are employed in various capacities within managed care organizations (MCQs). Managed care is a system designed to optimize patient care and outcomes and foster quality through greater coordination of medical and pharmaceutical services.
Pharmaceutical Industry: Another career option in pharmacy is represented by the pharmaceutical industry. Here, pharmacists are employed in manufacturing, product development / research, quality control, marketing, sales and administration. Many pharmacists obtain a postgraduate degree in order to meet the technical demands and scientific duties required in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Academic Pharmacy: Approximately 500 full- time faculty members work in the nation’s Faculty or Departments of Pharmacy, while in a developed country like USA; this figure is more than 3000. They are involved with teaching, research, public service and patient care. Becoming a member of the faculty at an Institute / Department / Faculty of Pharmacy usually requires a Postgraduate degree. After graduation, only few
pharmacists exercise the option to teach, hence there, currently exists a shortage, creating an array of excellent professional opportunities.
Other Fields in Pharmacy: Pharmacists use their basic educational background in a host of federal, state and professional positions. At the federal or provincial level, pharmacists hold posts like drug inspectors, drug controllers, pharmacists / chief pharmacists at drug testing laboratories and also as Commissioned Officers in Pakistan Armed Forces. Pharmacists with interest and special talents in organizational work also guide several national professional associations. There are pharmacist in advertising, packaging, technical writing, magazine editing and science reporting. There are pharmacists with legal training serving as patent lawyers or as experts in pharmaceutical law.
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D)
Admissions
Application for admission to the Pharm-D. program in Pharmacy will be made to the Head of Pharmacy Department, The University of Lahore. An applicant should possess F.Sc. (Pre-medical) certificate or equivalent from any recognized college of the country / B.Sc Chemistry, Botany, Zoology from recognized Institute in 2nd division. There will be an aptitude/ entrance test for each applicant and the admission will be decided after the interview. Application forms should be submitted by the applicant along with official transcripts from the institutions last attended, test scores and three letters of recommendation. Letters are sent directly to the Head of Pharmacy Department. For more information about admission to Departmental Programs, please consult the admission office or contact Student Services at 042-5411901 ext. 317
Examination System
The five years Pharm-D degree program will be conducted under Annual system of examination. There will be 1st annual examination after the end of each professional year followed by 2nd annual examination of that year. The candidate will be required to pass all the theory and practical papers separately by obtaining 50% of the marks. The students will have to clear professional exam in four consecutive examinations including 1st annual exam fixed for that class. In extraordinary cases students may be allowed 5th chance to clear his/her professional exam by the Rector of the University on the recommendation of the head of department.
If in the first professional class he/she does not clear all the subjects of first professional exam in maximum five attempts he/she ceased to be the students of University. However he/she will be eligible for re admission.
Academic Regulation
Eligibility
F.Sc with Pre-Medical or Equivalent B.Sc with Chemistry, Botany, Zoology from a recognized Institute in 2nd division.
Improvement of Division
Any subject in which a student may have enlisted more than once is considered a repeat course. With the permission of the Advisor programs, a student may enlist in the course(s) for marks improvement. The marks obtained in the said course shall be counted towards degree requirements at the time of Graduation.
Attendance: 80% attendance is essential for each student to sit in the final professional examination. It carries 10% credit marks, which will be accumulated in the finals of each year.
Promotion of the Failed students in Professional Examination: A student will only be provisionally promoted to the next higher class if he/she has failed in two subjects of the 2nd and onward professional examinations. If he does not pass even after availing three chances he/she will be reverted back to lower class.
Assignments / Test / Tutorials / teachers assessment: Assignments / tests are given after completion of each topic in every subject. These topics are then subjected to discussion in class tutorials and then the relevant teacher assesses the knowledge and participation from each student. These carry 15% of total marks.
Duration of program: The program shall be spread over a period of five professional years.
First Professional Pharm-D
Semester 1
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I
(Organic-I) [Th.}
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I
(Organic-I (Lab.]
Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-I [Th.]
Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-I [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy-I [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy-I [Lab.]
Physiology & Histology-I [Th.]
Physiology & Histology-I [Lab.]
Anatomy
Pharmaceutical Mathematics
Semester 2
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (Organic-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (Organic-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-II [Th.]
Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-II (Physical Pharmacy-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-II {Physical Pharmacy-II) [Lab.]
Physiology & Histology-II [Th.]
Physiology & Histology-II [Lab.]
Biostatistics
Secomd Professional Pharm-D
Semester 1
Pharmaceutics-III (Pharmaceutical Preparations-1) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-III (Pharmaceutical Prparatins-1) [Lab.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-1 (General-1) [Th.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-1 (General-1) [Lab.]
Pharmacognosy-1 [Th.]
Pharmacognosy-1 [Lab.]
Pharmaceutical Microbiology-1 [Th.]
Pharmaceutical Microbiology-1 [Lab.]
Pakistan Studies
Semester 2
Pharmaceutics-IV (Pharmaceutical Preparations-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-IV (Pharmaceutical Preparations-II) [Lab.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-II (General-II [Th.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-II (General-II) [Lab.]
Pharmacognosy –II [Th.]
Pharmacognosy-II [Lab.]
Pharmaceutical Microbiology -II [Th.]
Pharmaceutical Microbiology-II [Lab.]
Islamiat
Third Professional Pharm-D
Semester 1
Pathology [Th.]
Pathology [Lab.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-1II (Systemic Pharmacology-1) [Th.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-III (Systemic Pharmacology-1) [Lab.]
Pharmacognosy-III [Th.]
Pharmacognosy-III [Lab.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Instrumentation-I [Th.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Instrumentation-I [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-V (Dispensing Pharmacy) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-V (Dispensing Pharmacy) [Lab.]
Semester 2
Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy [Th.]
Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy [Lab.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-IV (Systemic Pharmacology-II) [Th.]
Pharmacology & Therapeutics-IV (Systemic Pharmacology-II) [Lab.]
Pharmacognosy –IV [Th.]
Pharmacognosy-IVI [Lab.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry –IV (Instrumentation-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV (Instrumentation-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-VI (Community Pharmacy) [Th.]
Fourth Professional Pharm-D
Semester 1
Pharmaceutics-VII (Hospital Pharmacy-I) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-VIII (Clinical Pharmacy-I) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-VIII (Clinical Pharmacy-I) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-IX (Industrial Pharmacy-I) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-IX (Industrial Pharmacy-I) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-X (Bio Pharmaceutics-I) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-X (Bio Pharmaceutics0I) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XI (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-I) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-XI (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-I) [Lab.]
Semester 2
Pharmaceutics-VII (Hospital Pharmacy-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-VIII (Clinical Pharmacy-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-VIII (Clinical Pharmacy-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-IX (Industrial Pharmacy-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-IX (Industrial Pharmacy-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-X (Bio Pharmaceutics-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-X (Bio Pharmaceutics-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XI (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-XI (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-II) [Lab.]
Fifth Professional Pharm-D
Semester 1
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (Medicinal-I) [Th.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (Medicinal-I) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XVII (Clinical Pharmacy-III) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-XVII (Clinical Pharmacy-III) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XVIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-I) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-XVIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-I) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XIX (Forensic Pharmacy-I) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-XX (Pharmaceutical Management & Marketing-I) [Th.]
Semester 2
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (Medicinal-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (Medicinal-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XVII (Clinical Pharmacy-IV) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-XVII (Clinical Pharmacy-IV) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XVIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-XVIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-II) [Lab.]
Pharmaceutics-XIX (Forensic Pharmacy-II) [Th.]
Pharmaceutics-XX (Pharmaceutical Management & Marketing-II) [Th.]
Doctor of Pharmacy – Condensed (Pharm-D)
Condensed course for Pharm-D is offered to those who have completed B. Pharmacy degree with 4 years course. This condense course consists of two semesters each of six months comprising of the following subjects
Anatomy biopharmaceutics, Biostatistics, clinical pharmacy, Community Pharmacy computer and its application in Pharmacy, instrumentations, Pathology Pharmaceutical Quality Management Pharmaceutical Technology. Pharmacy management and Marketing.
Objectives: The main objective is to train pharmacists and equip them with necessary competencies and skills in the art and science of preparing and dispensing medications as well as in the field of Clinical Pharmacy. In doing so, the program endeavors to provide up-to-date knowledge via Internet and rigorous. Other objectives are: Develop and apply their knowledge for safer and apt delivery of life saving drugs to the public. Understand nature of drug policies plans trends and to prevail the ethical drug practices. Clearly understand the meaning of cGMP, TQM, and standardization techniques and to practice it accordingly. Cultivate management skills in organization, planning, monitoring and evaluation relating to pharmaceutical industry and hospital design, conduct, analyze, interpret and communicate the results of pertinent studies and programs in the field of Pharmacy. Details are available from the department
Fee Structure
Doctor of Pharmacy (5 Years)
Fee Per Semester
Semester 1 – Rs. 56,700
Semester 2 – Rs. 54,000
Semester 3 – Rs. 51,300
Semester 4 – Rs. 51,300
Semester 5 – Rs. 51,300
Semester 6 – Rs. 54,000
Semester 7 – Rs. 51,300
Semester 8 – Rs. 51,300
Semester 9 – Rs. 48,600
Semester 10 – Rs. 48,600
Total Fee for ten semester 518,400
Admission & Registration Fee (one time) 25,000
Total Fee for programme 543,400
I am MIAN AFAQ TARIQ. I am student of 1st year. I live in SADIQABAD.
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