His duties include: the pharmacist working in a pharmacy mainly fills out prescriptions for customers who come to take medicine and explains how to take them.
Pharmacists working in pharmaceutical factories engage in research and development, participate in the production of pharmaceutical products, be responsible for the medical efficacy experiments of new drug products, and supervise the production quality of new drugs.
The qualifications for applicants to participate in the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination are: having a technical secondary school degree or above in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors, and having certain professional work experience. Related majors in the application conditions refer to: related majors refer to chemistry, medicine and biology. The specific provisions on professional working years in the application conditions: those with secondary school education are required to work in pharmacy or Chinese pharmacy for seven years; Persons with college education are required to be engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for five years; Persons with a bachelor's degree are required to be engaged in pharmacy or Chinese pharmacy for three years; Those who have graduated from the second bachelor's degree, postgraduate class or master's degree must have worked in pharmacy or Chinese medicine for one year; People who get a doctorate can apply directly.
Question 2: What is the job of a pharmacist? Main work contents:
1, guiding and participating in drug preparation;
2, responsible for drug inspection and identification and the use and maintenance of drug inspection instruments, to ensure the quality of drugs in accordance with the provisions of the Pharmacopoeia;
3. Cooperate with clinical research to make new drugs and purify Chinese herbal medicines;
4, check the use and management of drugs such as poison, hemp, limit, drama, expensive medicine, found the problem in a timely manner, and report to the superior;
5, according to the prescription for customers, and explain to customers how to take and other related matters;
6. Answer the consultation of patients and their professional medical staff;
7, engaged in the research, development and production of pharmaceutical products, responsible for the medical effect experiment of new drug products, monitoring the production quality of new drugs and a series of work.
Pharmacist: A professional who is responsible for providing pharmaceutical knowledge and pharmaceutical services. Pharmacists are experts in medicine and the most suitable candidates to answer the public's questions about medicine. Pharmacists are responsible for monitoring whether there are drug interactions between several drugs prescribed by doctors; According to the patient's medical record and the doctor's diagnosis, the most suitable dosage forms (such as liquid medicine, pills, anal medicine, etc.) are suggested. ) and dosage (such as the elderly, patients with liver disease or kidney disease or patients who need to increase or decrease the dosage according to the condition); At the same time, they will also teach patients what to pay attention to and how to take medicine.
Question 3: What does a pharmacist do in a pharmaceutical factory? Pharmacists can be *** HA inspectors if they want. He is responsible for regularly checking whether each pharmaceutical factory meets GMP. In a pharmaceutical factory, he usually works from QC to QA. The former Shanghai market earned at least 6,543,800 yuan a year. It is not clear that Hong Kong should have 500,000-800,000 yuan for other provinces.
I am a newcomer in QC industry, and there are still many little girls coming to inspect the inspectors. I don't seem to hear anything bad.
Resentment, I also want to take the pharmacist exam. . .
Question 4: What do pharmacists usually do? Pharmacists mainly work in hospital pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies, retail pharmacies and * * * departments.
His duties include: the pharmacist working in a pharmacy mainly fills out prescriptions for customers who come to take medicine and explains how to take them.
Pharmacists working in pharmaceutical factories engage in research and development, participate in the production of pharmaceutical products, be responsible for the medical efficacy experiments of new drug products, and supervise the production quality of new drugs.
The qualifications for applicants to participate in the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination are: having a technical secondary school degree or above in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors, and having certain professional work experience. Related majors in the application conditions refer to: related majors refer to chemistry, medicine and biology. The specific provisions on professional working years in the application conditions: those with secondary school education are required to work in pharmacy or Chinese pharmacy for seven years; Persons with college education are required to be engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for five years; Persons with a bachelor's degree are required to be engaged in pharmacy or Chinese pharmacy for three years; Those who have graduated from the second bachelor's degree, postgraduate class or master's degree must have worked in pharmacy or Chinese medicine for one year; People who get a doctorate can apply directly.
2. Pharmacists are divided into Chinese pharmacists and western pharmacists, mainly dispensing medicines. At the beginning, their salaries were not high when they graduated from internship. At least in Beijing, it's good not to give money to the hospital. It depends on the level of the hospital and your own qualifications to calculate the salary.
At present, the employment scene is still good!
Question 5: What exactly does a pharmacist do? 1 Lou's answer confuses the concepts of pharmacist and licensed pharmacist. Judging from the current national management of pharmaceutical professionals, the series of titles of pharmacists are mainly aimed at pharmaceutical professionals working in hospitals; Licensed pharmacists are mainly suitable for pharmaceutical companies, retail pharmacies and other departments. One of the major contents of medical reform in China in recent years is to establish China's Pharmacist Law, unify the concepts of "pharmacist" and "licensed pharmacist", facilitate management and better serve patients. The so-called pharmacist is the professional title system, starting with the pharmacist and then going up to the pharmacist, which is equivalent to the teaching assistant of the teaching series; Pharmacist in charge, equivalent to lecturer; Deputy director pharmacist, equivalent to associate professor; The chief pharmacist is equivalent to a professor. Pharmacists working in hospitals usually undertake the following tasks: 1. Adjust doctors' prescriptions to provide patients with safe, economical and effective drugs; 2, responsible for the procurement and supply of hospital drugs, to ensure the continuity of clinical medication, to ensure the normal medical order; 3. Assist the doctor to review the doctor's orders and prescriptions related to medication to ensure the safety of patients' medication; 4, responsible for the deployment of hospital preparations, to provide patients with safe, effective and economical hospital preparations; 5. Engaged in pharmaceutical scientific research activities related to clinical medication, published academic papers, and promoted rational clinical medication; There are many ................
Question 6: What can a primary pharmacist certificate do? 1. drugstore
2. Hospital pharmacy
3. Pharmaceutical companies
Question 7: What do licensed pharmacists do? Licensed pharmacist is a national qualification examination for pharmaceutical industry, which is jointly undertaken by the Ministry of Personnel and the State Food and Drug Administration of the United States. The State Food and Drug Administration of the United States is responsible for organizing the formulation of examination subjects and examination outlines, compiling training materials, and establishing examination question banks and examination propositions. According to the principle of separating training from examination, consolidate and organize pre-examination training. The personnel department is responsible for organizing examination subjects, examination outlines and examination questions. Supervise and guide the examination work and determine the qualified standards in conjunction with the US Food and Drug Administration.
Question 8: What kind of job can a pharmacist find when he comes out? Better, he can take an examination of civil servants or institutions hospitals, or he can go to a pharmaceutical company if he wants to earn a higher income. If he is a temporary worker, he needs a pharmacist from the drugstore on the street.