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Cameron Adams
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What would you do in this scenario?
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PharmFolio
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Let's come together to give a hearty welcome to our new Vice-President & Director of Marketing, Liam Mooney! We're thrilled for you to connect with Liam and explore the wealth of insights he brings. Drawing from his recent achievements with Insight Into Industry, we're eager to see him infuse that same enthusiasm and expertise into elevating our platform. Take a deep dive into our blog section to stay abreast of the latest in Pharma current events and acquaint yourself with our stellar team!#industrypharmacy #pharmacyindustry #pharmacy #pharmacystudent #pharmacystudents #pharmacyschool #pharmacylife #pharmacyjobs #pharmacyintern #pharmacytech #pharmacystudy #pharmacyknowledge #pharmacyfellowship #pharmacyresidency #pharmacycollege #pharmacyeducation
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BISMA TARIQ
Pharm D student | Ambassador at Hybridmedics |Antimicrobial Stewardship| Supervisor polio Evaluation Campaign WHO | Executive Member of IBRC | Amnesty Volunteer | Internee M3 ward | Publication on Bioinformatics |
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let's share my 1 month internship experience in short with you people that what we learn during this internship in medicine ward 2 .1) how to take vitals (B.p , RR , PR ,SpO2 ,RPS ,BGT , Temperature ) & GCS of patients.2) How to take history from pateints .3) we mostly focus on prescription writing being a pharmacist, look at correct dosage forms given to the pateints or not , check drug drug interactions, drug food interactions etc 4) how we can manage DKA pateints .5) how we can cure TB pateints, regarding there proper medication and course according to CAT 1 & CAT 2 .6) how we can manage DM patients with both Type DM1 & DM2 with proper insulin and medicines 7) what kind of medication used there for emergency purposes (norpine, adrenaline, omezole , labetalol, ceftriazone, Risek ,provas etc )8) we observe Epilepsy pateints and there medication (sodium volporate etc)9) how to take blood sample , how to inject IV & IM .10) we take clinical round with consultant, PG and HO , during round consultant look each and every patient then change there few medication and prescribed another medicine as per pateint follow up .11) we attend different seminars and give presentation under supervision of consultant and senior pharmacist12) mostly observe there ratkiller poisoning pateint how they manage such pateints by giving atropine13) pateint with snake bite how they give ASV to stop poisoning.14) pateints with dog bite how to they clean there wounds .15) How we can perform pleural effusion . #experience #people #medicine #pharmacist #internship #praticalwork #learningeveryday #knowledgesharing #diseases #diseasemanagement #LUH #civilhospitallumhshyd #Medicineward #M3 #healthcareprofessionals
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Shahd Amr
Pharmacy Student at University of Hertfordshire
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I am #thrilled to #announce that I have finished my first #internship as a medical representative at MACRO GROUP Pharmaceuticals.I have really learned a lot in this one-month journey, and it could be summarized as follows:1. Firstly, you should know the area you'll work in. Then, you should collect data about the doctors working in your area with the help of the community pharmacists there.2. Now, you should plan how to achieve either your monthly or quarterly (3-month) target by knowing whether your drug is used for chronic or seasonal disease and whether you're selling it in a closed system. All of those things should be taken into consideration, as they could affect your selling process and your target as well.3. To build a good relationship with the doctors, which requires outstanding communication skills in order to be able to promote your product, you should state the pharmacology of your drug to the doctors, and by telling them more details about your drug, the more convinced they become.4. Negotiation skills are extremely important in this job, as most of the time, in order to make a deal with a hospital, doctor, or pharmacy chain, there is something called a win-win situation. Therefore, the company should offer something to them in order to sell their product.5. In order to check for doctors' loyalty, here comes the role of the community pharmacists again, as they can help you know whether these doctors prescribe your drug or not.Note : The target begins when the pharmacy orders it from the distributors.6. There are well-known distributors where community pharmacies and hospitals can order your drug; however, chain pharmacies mostly have their own distributors.#top skills essential for this field are:#negotiation #communcation #presentation #confidence #selling#summerinternship#summer2023
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Akram Ahmad, PhD
Founder & CEO of Academically | Healthcare Career Coach | Researcher | Educationalist | MedPreneur
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How to Get a Pharmacy Intern Job in Australia After KAPS Examhttps://lnkd.in/g_WNT5wFCracked your KAPS Exam? Now, it is time for you to continue your journey to becoming a registered pharmacist in Australia. Once you have cleared your KAPS examination, you have to complete a compulsory internship in Australia before you find a full-time job.Many aspirants are not aware of the steps that follow the KAPS examination.In this video, the industry expert, Dr Akram Ahmed explains the different steps to be followed after the KAPS exam, tips to land your first internship and platforms where you can find jobs in Australia.https://academically.com/.#kapsexam #kaps #pharmd #pharma #pharmacist #doctorofpharmacy #pharmacists
How to Get a Pharmacy Intern Job in Australia After KAPS Exam | Intern Pharmacist Jobs | Dr Akram https://www.youtube.com/
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🌟 𝗟𝗜𝗠𝗜𝗧𝗘𝗗 𝗧𝗜𝗠𝗘 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗘𝗥: $𝟭 / 𝗬𝗘𝗔𝗥 𝗔𝗖𝗖𝗘𝗦𝗦 𝗧𝗢 𝗣𝗛𝗔𝗥𝗠𝗔𝗖𝗬 𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗢𝗥𝗦 🌟📣 Open the Doors to a World of Pharmacy Opportunities!Attention pharmacy students, interns, and seasoned pharmacists! We're offering you an extraordinary chance to access a wealth of knowledge and resources from an expansive network of pharmacy mentors. Discover the boundless benefits of our limited-time offer:🚀 WHY CHOOSE OUR PHARMACY MENTOR RESOURCE ACCESS?🔹 Vast Expertise: Gain insight from a wide array of pharmacy professionals across 50+ specialties, including ambulatory care pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, community pharmacy, medical affairs, and more. Tap into a wealth of knowledge tailored to your career aspirations.🔹 Resource Abundance: Get access to extensive courses and other resources that mentors offer in their businesses. Stay informed and up-to-date in this dynamic field.🔹 Professional Growth: Elevate your skills and knowledge by learning from the best in the business. These resources will equip you to excel in your studies, internships, and professional roles.🔹 Networking Power: Connect with a thriving community of like-minded individuals who share your passion for pharmacy. Forge invaluable connections and stay engaged with industry professionals.🔹 Career Advancement: Whether you're a student seeking guidance, an intern exploring opportunities, or a pharmacist looking to enhance your career, our resources will provide you with the insights needed to succeed.🔥 𝗟𝗜𝗠𝗜𝗧𝗘𝗗 𝗧𝗜𝗠𝗘 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗘𝗥: $𝟭 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗔 𝗙𝗨𝗟𝗟 𝗬𝗘𝗔𝗥 𝗢𝗙 𝗔𝗖𝗖𝗘𝗦𝗦! 🌟We understand the importance of knowledge-sharing in the pharmacy field, and we're committed to making it accessible to everyone. For a limited time, you can access our Pharmacy Mentor Resources for just $1 per year!This incredible offer is designed to empower pharmacy students, interns, and professionals with the information they need to thrive in this dynamic industry.📅 Don't miss out on this limited-time opportunity. Secure your access to a vast database of pharmacy expertise and resources for just $1/year.👉 Visit www.PharmacyMentors.com to join our community of pharmacy enthusiasts and unlock the resources that will accelerate your pharmacy journey. Seize this opportunity to propel your career in the pharmaceutical world.𝗜𝗻𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲, 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘀𝘂𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀 - 𝗷𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝘂𝘀 𝘁𝗼𝗱𝗮𝘆! 💊🌟
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Kristian Coleman
Talent Acquisition Manager - UKI Commercial & Early Careers
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In the last few years at Reckitt we have made a conscious decision to work closely with qualified pharmacists and continue to offer opportunities for pharmacists to join industry. Malahat Atta was part of the first cohort of Trainee Pharmacist's we bought into the business and also joined our first cohort of pharmacy graduates. She has shared her thoughts on what prompted her to join Reckitt and move into industry, as well as some advice for others! "I have always wanted to try different things and to get a variety of experiences in order to make an informed decision of where I can best add value.The industry sector, is a whole other universe in itself. My understanding of this was very little.Hence, when I applied for industry roles, I was hoping for something that went beyond the laboratory roles but included networking, travelling, and opportunities for expanding and exchanging knowledge e.g. conferences, webinars, seminars. As for joining Reckitt- I applied for my Foundation Year Training placement (6 months), as I wanted a unique experience. I had never heard of Reckitt before and this was the first time they had offered such as opportunity. However, I decided to just apply and the role mentioned Medical Affairs which seemed to be a very interesting area as it brings science and business together to achieve the goal of providing medical aid.Reckitt also has values which I align myself with and having grown up with their products, but not knowing that I might end up working for them one day, was a wonderful surprise. Additionally, my interview experience was very good as I was provided feedback at the different stages which is something I have never experienced before. I felt valued, cared for and appreciated right from the start and throughout my time as a Trainee Pharmacist. So, my advice to all pharmacists interested in industry and/or Reckitt:1. Dare to dream- there are so many opportunities to pick from. The world is your oyster.2. Continue to be ambitious and brave. And yes, you can do it!4. Please do your research to prepare as much as you can5. Be prepared to be amazed6. Reckitt is not just a company, it is truly a family. And be ready to experience the joy of of pink!7. Keep going and striving. What's meant for you, will always find you, no matter what!#reckitt #pharmacy #prereg #graduatescheme
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Ladies and Gentlemen, I hereby present to you the latest Pharmacist in town.Pharm.Okenna David Ezenwanne. I made it in pharmacy school and now a graduate. What I really achieved in school: 1. Knowing who G-d is and what he wants me to accomplish.2. Pharmacy degree(B.Pharm)3. Copywriting and Marketing 4. Filtering bad people off and keeping my circle small.5. Learning more about healthcare practice. 6. Became more courageous and outspoken. Indeed the University was a light for me because G-d used that to teach me a lot of things. Now am into my next journey which is internship in a pharmaceutical/supplement industry. Heading there next.🎯💥🚀🚀Happy Induction to me. #pharmacy
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Md Sanawaj Ali
MBA-Pharmaceutical Management, Jamia Hamdard I WBUT PGET Qualifier 2022
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Hey Connection👩⚕️Do you know use of LBL in Pharmaceutical Marketing?if no, let me explain📝The #LBL know as a #Leave_Behind_Literature is a important tool in pharma and medical devices marketing.Pharma #LBL or Leave Behind Literature are pamphlets that Medical Representatives provide or leave to doctors and healthcare professionals (HCPs) during their interaction, so that they can be referred any time for Product Literature. They serve as good reminders to doctors and health professionals about the product key features and qualities.🌟#LBL can be considered as supportive document with the Pharma Visual Aids. 🎯#LBL use to provide:1. Information dissemination2. Education and Awareness3. Reminder and Reinforcement4. Reference materialand many more. 🔬 Here I and Abdul Wahid as a Management Trainee intern at Azmash Health Care, we design few #LBL and #Reminder_card which help the Market Representative to grab attention of the Doctors and Healthcare Professionals.🌟This is one of the #LBL we make in this internship training 🌟Brand Name #NTAD#Pharmaceutical #marketing #education #pharma #healthcare #management #intern #patientcare #innovationinhealthcare #LBL #Medicaladvancement #training #managementtrainee
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Top Skill Course after Pharmacy | Best Job-oriented Courses after B Pharma | Career after PharmacyThere are many career options that you can pursue after finishing your Pharmacy undergrad. In this video, we will discuss what are the top 5 career options that you can go for and what kind of opportunities you can expect once you finish your studies.Watch More: https://lnkd.in/d6QKc9Gi
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