Pharm D

COURSE OVERVIEW

Pharm D (Doctor of Pharmacy) is a professional doctoral program in pharmacy that focuses on clinical pharmacy, patient care, and advanced medication management. The course prepares students to work closely with doctors and healthcare teams to ensure the safe and effective use of medicines while improving patient health outcomes.

DURATION

6 Years, which includes 5 years of academic study and 1 year of compulsory internship or clinical training in hospitals and healthcare institutions.

Why Choose Pharm D?

Doctoral-level professional qualification in pharmacy
Strong focus on clinical pharmacy and patient care
High demand in hospitals and healthcare institutions
Opportunity to work closely with doctors and healthcare teams
Growing demand for clinical pharmacists worldwide
Wide career opportunities in India and abroad
Higher career potential in healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors
Opportunities in clinical research and pharmacovigilance
Strong foundation for advanced research and healthcare services
Global recognition in many healthcare systems

What You Will Learn?

Clinical pharmacy and patient care practices
Human anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology
Advanced pharmacotherapeutics and drug therapy
Hospital pharmacy and clinical practices
Pharmacovigilance and drug safety monitoring
Clinical research and drug trials
Pharmaceutical analysis and drug interactions
Patient counseling and medication management
Pharmacy law and healthcare regulations
Healthcare communication and medical ethics

Career Opportunities

Clinical Pharmacist
Hospital Pharmacist
Clinical Research Associate
Pharmacovigilance Specialist
Medical Writer
Drug Safety Associate
Clinical Data Analyst
Pharmacy Lecturer
Healthcare Consultant

Employment Areas

Hospitals and Multi-Specialty Healthcare Centers
Clinical Research Organizations
Pharmaceutical Companies
Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance Centers
Healthcare Research Institutes
Medical Colleges and Universities
Government Health Departments
Pharmaceutical Marketing Companies
International Healthcare Organizations