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Clinical Development
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This career path encompasses research from phase I through phrase IV of drug development process. Pharmacists assume lead roles in implementing and managing several clinical studies. Responsibilities include protocol writing, investigator and site selection, data collection/interpretation, pharmacokinetic data analysis, etc.
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Medical Drug Information
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Pharmacists in the Medical/Drug Information department provide efficient and unbiased medical information concerning
the company’s pharmaceutical products to healthcare professionals, consumers, and internal associates. As members of this department, pharmacists address the medical needs of the company by utilizing strong analytical skills to evaluate medical literature, apply clinical expertise to interpret scientific data, identify and report adverse events, provide enhanced verbal communication, and utilize comprehensive medical writing skills in response to medical inquiries from customers. |
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Drug Safety
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This career path is responsible for the collection, reporting, surveillance, and investigation of all drug-related adverse events. This position allows for daily interaction with consumers and patients, as well as other health care professionals.
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Medical and Scientific Affairs
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Pharmacists in the Scientific Affairs department develop and coordinate the
implementation of medically accurate and credible medical education programs, and serve as scientific resources to communicate product information to external customers at various off-site promotional and educational programs. As medical representatives in this department, pharmacists also assist in national marketing operations and monitor scientific publications to identify new information strategically relevant to the company’s pharmaceutical products. |
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Marketing/Sales
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This career path is responsible for strategic and tactical implementation of advertising, analysis of past and present market data, and forecasting market trends
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Quality Control/Quality Assurance (QC/QA)
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This career path is responsible for ensuring each therapeutically active ingredient in formulations is safe, consistent, and predictable. They inspect and document every process of drug development to provide assurance.
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Medical Strategy
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This career path works with marketing, legal, sales, and regulatory departments to develop most effective strategy to position the company’s pharmaceutical products successfully within the marketplace.
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