What to do after graduation from clinical pharmacy?

After graduating from clinical pharmacy, I worked as a clinical pharmacist, drug reaction monitoring and drug analysis. Details are as follows:

1, clinical pharmacist:

Clinical pharmacist is a profession that relies on clinical pharmacy and combines medicine to explore the law of clinical application of drugs and implement rational drug use. The job responsibility is to participate in the design and implementation of clinical drug treatment scheme, assist clinicians in drug selection and rational drug use, so as to protect patients from or reduce drug-related damage and improve the level of clinical drug treatment.

2, drug reaction monitoring:

The responsibility of ADR monitoring is to continuously and dynamically collect the relevant data of ADR through the national drug monitoring network system, and timely screen, sort out and summarize the relevant data. The monitoring and reporting of adverse drug reactions is an important link in drug supervision and management in China.

3, drug analysis:

The main responsibility of pharmaceutical analysts is to complete the analysis and testing of research and development samples; Establish, optimize and verify drug quality analysis methods, and complete the detection of process verification data and the confirmation of analysis methods; Arrange inspection records, analysis reports and other relevant test data.

Matters needing attention in finding a job in clinical pharmacy:

1, information security:

Try to get information through formal channels (such as school work-study centers); Try to choose a company with good reputation to apply for; For those small companies that are unfamiliar or unheard of, call to check whether there is such a company before applying.

2, job interview should pay attention to safety:

Remember to clearly tell your family or relatives and friends the time and place of the interview; Try not to drink snacks or drinks in the first interview; Pay attention to the appearance and external access of the interview site; Pay attention to the words and deeds of the interviewer. If you are ambiguous, you should leave at once.

3. Work safety at ordinary times:

Pay attention to your clothes, attitude, words and deeds when you go to work; Don't easily agree to improper demands other than official duties; When you first arrive at a new company, you should be familiar with the environment and carefully handle the invitation of unfamiliar colleagues; Pay attention to the operation of the company, whether it is just a shell company or an ulterior motive.

4. Strengthen the confidentiality of personal information:

Don't provide all personal contact information to the employer, just provide your own mobile phone number and email address, and it is best not to provide your own dormitory or home phone number; When you receive a phone call from a stranger, don't believe his sweet words. You should call 1 14 for verification, or analyze and discuss with teachers and classmates.