Pharmacist Regulatory Affairs

Anyone who has an interest in the regulatory field must have a very pronounced love of detail. While the regulatory elements of a job like this can be learned, if you can't manage tiny nuances of data in a multigigabyte document, you're in trouble." -Anonynous

This quote clearly defines how detailed the work in Regulatory Affairs involves.
My aim is to provide safe and effective health care products and to see to it that pharmaceutical companies comply with the rules and regulations and legal aspects of drug manufacturing. It is an exciting time to persue my Graduate studies in Drug Regulatory Affairs from an esteemed university and it cannot be better than NorthEastern University.

I completed my Bachelors of Pharmacy from one of my state's

It is all about contributing to the society in so many ways. A pharmacy student can contribute as a Pharmacist, Chemist, Pharmacy Administration, Drug Regulatory Officer, Clinical Research Associate and many more. Pharmacy involves both theory and practical knowledge and a complete mixture of these two can lead to an all round development of an individual.

I came to realise in my undergraduation that without comprehensive knowledge of the subject, the conceptual skills remain incomplete. Knife and Knowledge are the same thing. They need to be sharpened and polished from time to time. My past experiences in the undergraduation helped me realise that education is a life long process and it gets deeper and deeper when one learns new things.
Along with theoretical knowledge, practical knowledge is more important, and to be honest I enjoyed my time in labs more, learning new things and doing practicals.

Also, I was exposed to a company level training at Pharmanza India as a part of my semester curriculum. I gathered knowledge in tablet and capsule punching, preparing API at a large level and operating large tablet puncing machines with the help of a supervisor. Overall, it was a great experience and it helped me boost my confidence and