pharmacy

About - FIMS pharmacy COURSE

The vast majority of pharmacy graduates work as pharmacists in large retail chains or independent pharmacies but there are other job options available within academia, regulatory bodies and the pharmaceutical industry. Studying pharmacy enables you to develop skills specific to the role including:

• 1• Knowledge of facts and theories relating to the design and manufacture of medicines
• 2• The ability to communicate effectively with patients & other healthcare professionals
• 3• Production of pharmacy-specific scientific documentation
• 4• Operation of pharmaceutical instrumentation
• 5• Knowledge of the law and ethical concerns relating to the supply of medicines
• 6• Analysis of medicines

You also develop a broad range of skills that are attractive to employers in other sectors as well. These include:

• 1• Interpersonal skills
• 2• The ability to work well as part of a team
• 3• Numeracy and computation
• 4• Problem-solving skills and the ability to think clearly and methodically Time management and organizational skills
• 5• Commercial awareness.

After completing Pharmacy a student is well prepared to sustain as an employee or as an entrepreneur. Pharmacy degree can boost your career prospects, and in many industries having a Pharmacy degree will give you the edge over competition. On the other hand, if the student chooses to start his/her own business, he/she can run it successfully and professionally.