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- 31 Jul 2024, 19:28
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The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has recently amended its rules to include Pharm D graduates in its roster of eligible candidates for various scientist positions. This move marks a significant development for pharmacy professionals in India, expanding their career opportunities in the field of medical research.
Key points from the announcement:
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This amendment reflects the growing recognition of the valuable skills and knowledge that Pharm D graduates bring to the table in medical research. It also aligns with the broader efforts to strengthen India's research capabilities in healthcare and pharmaceuticals.
For Pharm D graduates, this opens up exciting prospects to contribute to critical health research initiatives under the ICMR umbrella. It's an opportunity to apply their expertise to address pressing health challenges and contribute to the advancement of medical science in India.
As the field of pharmacy continues to evolve, such policy changes highlight the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in medical research and the vital role that pharmacists can play in advancing public health.
Key points from the announcement:
- 1. Pharm D graduates can now apply for Scientist B, C, and D positions in the pharmacy wing of ICMR's research streams.
- 2. For higher positions (Scientist E, F, and G), Pharm D graduates are eligible but require an additional PhD qualification.
- 3. The amendment was made to the education and qualification norms for research scientist posts, in accordance with ICMR HRSC Rules 2007.
- 4. ICMR operates 26 research institutes across India, focusing on various health topics such as tuberculosis, leprosy, cholera, AIDS, malaria, and more.
- 5. This change provides Pharm D graduates with opportunities in both ICMR and the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC), where they were already accepted as Junior Associates for pharmacovigilance programs.
ICMR JOB ALERTS - Find Here
This amendment reflects the growing recognition of the valuable skills and knowledge that Pharm D graduates bring to the table in medical research. It also aligns with the broader efforts to strengthen India's research capabilities in healthcare and pharmaceuticals.
For Pharm D graduates, this opens up exciting prospects to contribute to critical health research initiatives under the ICMR umbrella. It's an opportunity to apply their expertise to address pressing health challenges and contribute to the advancement of medical science in India.
As the field of pharmacy continues to evolve, such policy changes highlight the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in medical research and the vital role that pharmacists can play in advancing public health.
