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Clinical Pharmacist and Qualification required to be Clinical Pharmacist

Clinical Pharmacist means a person who is a registered pharmacist as defined in Pharmacy Act, 1948 and working toward providing patient care to optimize the use of medication and promote health, wellness and disease prevention.

Clinical pharmacists care for patients in all health care settings. Clinical pharmacists often collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals

Minimum Qualification (Either of):

  • D. Pharmacy
  • B. Pharmacy
  • Pharma D

Salary Structure:

Salary Based upon experience.

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