June 2024

Bachelors or Masters degree in Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences. Lead and manage the technology transfer of pharmaceutical formulations from R&D to manufacturing Collaborate with cross-functional teams including R&D, Quality Assurance, Regulatory Affairs

Bachelors or Masters in Pharmacy. Must have exposure in handling of Process Area maintenance like Manufacturing Vassals, Filling machine, Autoclave, Isolators and Lyophilization.

M. Pharm / M. Sc / B. Pharm / B. Sc; Experience in Method Validations and Verifications, Analytical Method Transfers with Brazil Regulatory exposure. Experience in Finished Product, In-Process, Stability and GLP activities

M.Pharm; Analytical Method Validation. Development, Transfer activities. Calibration of the Analytical instruments like HPLC, GCHS, IR, UV & Disso as per the master calibration schedule

M.Pharmacy/M.Sc Chemistry B.Pharmacy; Having injectable experience of Shop floor Supervising Activities like Component Preparation, Aseptic Filling, Compounding Operations, BMR Review and QMS Exposure.

M.Pharm, B.Pharm, M.Sc, B.Sc; Chemist and Analysts, Microbiologists, Validation; GLP Section -SPEC/STP Preparation, LIMS Documentation

A Post-graduate, Graduate degree in Chemistry, Pharmacy, Life Sciences. Candidate should have knowledge about Post-approval change submission requirement and compilation of variation packages for US, CAN, EU, AUS-NZ, ROW markets.

Bachelors degree in a scientific, health, communications, technology health related field. Effectively collect and evaluate data, information, and input from multiple sources, functions, and regions to create a cohesive content strategy for writing projects.

The current method for assessing medication-related liver injury is not providing an accurate picture of some medications toxicity or lack thereof to the liver, according to a new study led by researchers from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Classification of a medication’s potential to damage the liver, termed hepatotoxicity, has been historically determined by counting individual reported cases of acute liver injury