hi this is rahul, currently iam working RA in pharma company, iam doing PG Diploma in cliniCAL RESEARCH,FUTURE
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no,\na pg diploma or a pgd is not very strong,\nu need a  masters
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We run our own health and beauty business backed by a 27 year old debt free company, we are looking for people to join our team and develop their own business, with our help and support. We are in 110 + countries worldwide and growing!\nI think this opportunity would suit you very well as you are looking toward the future for long term rewards with low start up costs. Alot of people in our business fit this around their family and other commitments, the one thing it has given them is a better quality of life. I do appreciate that the pakistani market is different fron Europe/ usa but healthcare is a booming business worldwide, yielding 19 million daily! People all over are looking for a more natural way to help their health and supplement their diets. So for a 21st century company this is a perfect choice.\nOur products are of a very high standard we carry the international aloe seal of approval as well as a kosher rating as well as being backed by the Islamic society. There is a large range of products that not only help humans but animals too.\nThere are alot of benefits on offer for people who want to make this work, car plan, international travel, royalty bonuses and residual income. If you want to find out more I will answer any more ? you have just contact me by email and leave a contact email for me to reply. Hopefully like me, this will be just what you are looking for!!
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You can look into website such as:\n\nhttp://corp.naukri.com/pharmaceutical-biotech/\nhttp://www.bioinformatics-india.com/public/drupal/index.php\nhttp://www.careermosaicindia.com/cobrand/BioTech/index.asp\nhttp://www.manpowerindia.net/biotech-jobs.html\n\nGood luck!
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i am an entomology graduate
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The job nature as "Regional Manager" in a pharma company depends upon the company.For each company it may be in a different way.Any how he will be responsable for the sales and marketing of the company products in a particular region.The job differs according to the company's strategy on a "Region" they call.\nFrom the top level of a Pharma company,the positions may be like this...\n1.CEO/Chairman/President\n2.Vice President/Vice Chairman\n3.Country Manager-Marketing(who is responsible for the whole country sales and marketing)\n4.Zonal Manager(It can be -in India-South Zone ,North Zone,West Zone,East Zone or even more)\n5.Regional Manager(For a particular region-eg:Kerala as a region in the SouthZone or Kerala and ThamilNadu as a single region of South Zone.)\n6.Area Managers(responsible for complete or half of a state or of three or less districts)\n7.Territory Managers/Business Executive/Medical Sales Rep\n\nThe regional manager gets daily reports from all representatives and managers under his region.He monitors their work his own or theough his managers.He do random visits to small territories and sometimes see top level doctors.He has the responsibility to maintain the relations of the company with concerned C&F Agents and Pharma distributors in his region.He is also a relationship manager.
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He can apply for "clinical research scientist" or if has experience in running clinical trials he can apply for clinical trials manager positions.
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At 11 am, Rahul\n\nAnd I am nervous, too. My son was in Xth. Tomorrow I would know\n\nBEST OF LUCK\n\nhttp://mahresult.nic.in/\n\nI just read the paper again. It says that the packets will be handed over to the respective schools at 9.30 am, but the results will be declared at 11 am. \n.
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Okay... if you want to proceed into research after BSc (Biotech), the  best thing I think you should do is to go into a doctorate program. Perhaps you should find a thesis based on stem cells?
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many volunteer works will give you great experience as a phase 1 of your career, next step focus on your study area where you like to progress, second start hunting futuristic company that will make you grow \nfinally if not progressing evaluate your satisfaction
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ALKEM LABORATORIES LIMITED\nAlembic Limited, \nBelco Pharma\nCALYX\nCipla Pharmaceutical,\nCiron Drugs & Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd.,\nG. Amphray Laboratories, \nIndoco Remedies Limited,\nKalpdrum Enterprises, \n\nGood luck!
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ya but in india seducation is the best so       colleges offering pharma regulatory affairs pg corse in india
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The pharmecutical industry is one of the biggest, fastest growing, most lucrative, and could make strong use of your biology background as well as your sales experience.\n\nSo there you have it: Go be a drug dealer.
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Hi,\n\nI'm currently a 6th year student and will be graduating in May with my PharmD from Rutgers.  With some bias, I would highly recommend it.  The straight 6 program at Rutgers is a great way to go, but is extremely hard to get into and it's competitive admissions process is only increasing(I was on the admissions committee).  All pharmacy schools will offer you relatively the same education, a lot of what you learn comes from how hard you work.(just like everything else, cliche, I know.)  For admissions reasons, you might have to undergo interviews, so I would recommend a job at a local pharmacy when you are able, some might have age limitations.  As to the second part of the question, a pharmacist with a doctorate in pharmacy has a vast amount of opportunities from working in a local pharmacy to a position in the pharmaceutical industry(especially in the northeast).  A pharmacist in the local drug store (ie CVS) makes good pay and works to advise patients and make sure that the medication dispensed is correct.  Also a lot of recommendations on what over the counter products to use.  I plan on working in a hospital and will be doing a pharmacy residency next year so that I can be a clinical pharmacist in the hospital.  I think I touched on all aspects of your question at least a little.  If you have any other questions about this just type an answer that asks for some more specifics.
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probably a rad tech. much better pay and a more stable job. you have to go to school for a year or two though to be a rad tech and its just onsite training for pharm techs (all you need is a HS diploma) in most states
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One of my student is preparing GMAT for admission in some university of UK. The topic (Supplies chain) is the same  the student is also willing to PhD in this subject. I cal tell you detaled information tomorrow. Today he is to come to take test in the evenning.
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My job is being the best mom, wife and friend I can possibly be FIRST and foremost. My career as a CSR comes next in line. \n\n:oD
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hello\nthere are lots of opportunities for organic chemists. I can say after software people organic chemists are finding positions in top order. You have number of opportunities in R&D and pharma and Biotech companies as research chemist, production chemist. If you have experience you will get higher post with handful of salary. further, If you finish Ph. D in same subject opportunities will increase tremendously.\n\n\nApart from industrial positions, you can try academic positions too (teaching in colleges).\n\nDepending on the location you can find positions in abroad also ( you have not mentioned in which country you are looking).\n\nhere you go\nhttp://www.organicworldwide.net/jobs/\nhttp://www.organicworldwide.net/\nhttp://www.unixl.com/dir/molecular_sciences/chemistry/chemistry_jobs/\nhttp://www.askthenerd.com/ocol/\n\nAll the best.