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Pharmacy Technician

School: The Center for Professional Advancement
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Preparation, Packaging and Labeling of Clinical Trial Materials
Course Format: Classroom
The aim of this comprehensive course is to provide an introduction to the many details that must be considered in the design, preparation, packaging, labeling and distribution of clinical trial materials in support of adequate and wellcontrolled clinical studies. Emphasis will be given to practical examples of procedures, components, and regulatory requirements needed to provide acceptable inve...
 

Packaging of Pharmaceuticals
Course Format: Classroom
This intensive course provides the participants with the knowledge of how packaging for all types of pharmaceuticals (ethical, OTC, veterinary medicines) and other related products are developed, manufactured, tested, filled, transported, stored and used. Emphasis will be placed on the characteristics of all commonly used packaging materials which can influence the packed product; protection, c...
 

Drug Specifications for APIs and Drug Products
Course Format: Classroom
The course will present a review of the activities that will occur in the process of setting specifications for APIs made by synthesis or conventional fermentation. Critical specification issues for drug substances and drug products will be reviewed, specifically focusing on the interactions and dialogue necessary between analytical and pharmaceutical/ chemical groups during the development of ...
 

Drug Delivery Technologies
Course Format: Classroom
The program will provide an introduction to various drug delivery routes and describe the technologies that are used in each of these routes. Emphasis will be placed on methods developed in recent history rather than the older techniques of pharmaceutical compounding and also on proven technologies with results and actual applications rather than just research in this field. Each lecturer will ...
 

Non-Clinical Drug Safety Evaluation and Drug Development
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides a comprehensive explanation of the nonclinical development of drugs and biologics, emphasizing the principles of pharmaceutical toxicology and the assessment of product safety. In addition to the different types of toxicity studies in modern pharmaceutical development, it also describes the relationship between pharmacology, clinical trial design, regulatory strategy and pr...
 

Process Validation for the Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Industry
Course Format: Classroom
Validation of manufacturing processes in the cGMP environment is recognized by the medical manufacturing industries and by the regulatory agencies in the U.S., E.U. and Japan. This course will give the attendee an overview and understanding of the validation process, how to organize it and carry out process validations, key areas to look for during an audit, and assist managers in overall plann...
 

School: Brown Mackie College - Akron
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Pharmacy Technology
Course Format: Classroom

 

School: Vatterott College - Omaha
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Pharmacy Technician
Course Format: Classroom
The objective of this course is to prepare the student for entry-level employment as a Pharmacy Technician. Pharmacy Technicians assist pharmacists with technical tasks. Pharmacy Technicians are employed by independent pharmacies, chain pharmacies, hospital and long-term health care organizations, pharmaceutical divisions and manufacturers. This program consists of ninety (90) weeks, divided in...
 

Pharmacy Office Assistant
Course Format: Classroom
The objective of this course is to prepare the student for entry-level employment as a Pharmacy Office Assistant, performing administrative clerical duties or any similar functions in the health care field. This program consists of sixty (60) weeks, divided into six (6) terms of ten (10) weeks each, 72 quarter credit hours of theory and associated lab instruction, as well as six (6) quarter cre...
 

School: Vatterott College - Kansas City
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Pharmacy Technician
Course Format: Classroom
The degree program is designed to prepare the student for entry-level employment as a Pharmacy Office Assistant, performing administrative clerical duties or any similar positions within the health care field. The Pharmacy Technician A.O.S. degree graduate is skilled with theory and practical working knowledge of all Pharmaceutical front and back-office procedures to perform the tasks associate...
 

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