Hi, thanks for your question. I’ve created a video showcasing the top 5 courses and the best universities to study them in the UK. Take a look at the link below. czcams.com/video/9LB_yRsju6g/video.html
Hi, I don’t see any issues. However, there might be delays in OSPAP intake for 2024 and 2025. The course is oversubscribed, so it's advisable to check with the universities before applying, as mentioned on their website.
Choosing the right course after PharmD will be based on the interests developed during the course. There are numerous courses one can do after Pharm D, but since you are in your 1st year of the course - I would suggest exploring your area of interest within the pharmacy and we can revisit the conversation in a year's time. I will be happy to share my findings with you.
Hi .. iam currently in my 5th year of pharmd and wanting to get a course in abroad but i want to return back to india after i finish a course in uk . Which course would be best to complete there and return back to India?
Hi Sruthi, I would suggest finding out more information about it from someone who works in this area through LinkedIn and check if it suits your interest. All the best 😊
Haii Rakhi, Hope your doing well... Im planning to apply for Medical affairs in KCL.. I wanted to know the job oppurtunity after medical affairs.. It would be really helpfull
Hi Priyadarshini, Thank you watching my video. You can find jobs within the pharma and pharma consulting in the departments like medical affairs, regulatory affairs and medical operations. It is a bit competitive to find your first job here, but since there are numerous pharma companies based in the UK you will be able to find yourself in a good position after the course. I hope this answers your question. If you need more clarity let's connect via LinkedIn. 😀
Thank you for the information. I would really like to get more details.. I have got admit in KCL for medical affairs. Could you please help me further. I would appreciate if you can share you LinkedIn profile
Hi Roshan, Thank you for your question. From my limited understanding very few countries like the US, Greece, The Netherlands (not sure if they still have) have PharmD courses. Assuming it will take a few years to complete the course, you also need to plan for the finances ahead before making the move. Indian colleges like Amrita(Kochi) and JSS(Ooty/Mysore) also offers PharmD course which are well accepted in foreign countries both for higher studies and job opportunities. Having said that if you have the right resources and guidance going abroad is also an option you can consider as it might give you the competitive edge. Hope it answers you question.
Hi, Thank you for your question. You can complete the OSPAP course (9 or 12months), clear the GPHC examination and become a registered pharmacist in the UK- the whole process might take around 2 years. The starting salary according to second hand information is around 35K GBP but if you find postings in the remote parts of the UK you might even get 50K above in your first role itself. And as registered pharmacist is listed in the shortage list, chances of getting the sponsorship/Tier 2 visa is also very high.
Hi, Thank you for your question. You can complet the OSPAP course (9 or 12months), clear the GPHC examination and become a registered pharmacist in the UK- the whole process might take around 2 years. The second option to do another master's in your area of interest and then find employment in the industry. Hope it helps.
Hi Rahul, PharmD (Doctor of Pharmacy) is a professional degree program that prepares individuals to become pharmacists. It is a six-year course that provides students with comprehensive knowledge and training in various aspects of pharmacy practice, including both laboratory-based and clinical-based exposure.
The salary of a person starting in the junior positions in the UK in the pharma industry/research will start from 25K and go up to 40K. This will depend on your skills and experience. Hope it helps.
Great video, very inspiring and motivating.
Glad you enjoyed it! Tysm 😀
Great video guys !! 😊
Thank you dear Jis ❤️😍
Hii
Thank you for the knowledgeable video
I want a format to write my SOP. I'll be graduating next month and planning to study in abroad
Hey please find my SOP for your reference topmate.io/rakhii_krishna/1061746
good video and knowledge thanks
Thank you so much 🥰
Hi,mam i completed my pharm-D ,which University is best and which course is best in UK after pharm D.
Hi, thanks for your question. I’ve created a video showcasing the top 5 courses and the best universities to study them in the UK. Take a look at the link below.
czcams.com/video/9LB_yRsju6g/video.html
Can you plz do a video about writing sop?
Defintely, please stay tuned.
About Cv and sops plzz .
Ma'am can we do pharm d after bpharm as a lateral entry? Plz do a video on that ...plzz ma'am
hi mam after doing MSc pharmaceutical chemistry in Uk
...then I'm eligible for OSPAP
Hi, I don’t see any issues. However, there might be delays in OSPAP intake for 2024 and 2025. The course is oversubscribed, so it's advisable to check with the universities before applying, as mentioned on their website.
Hi this is catherine . I am doing my 1st year pharm d . This video is really informative .may I know what courses are there after pharm d
Choosing the right course after PharmD will be based on the interests developed during the course. There are numerous courses one can do after Pharm D, but since you are in your 1st year of the course - I would suggest exploring your area of interest within the pharmacy and we can revisit the conversation in a year's time. I will be happy to share my findings with you.
Hi .. iam currently in my 5th year of pharmd and wanting to get a course in abroad but i want to return back to india after i finish a course in uk . Which course would be best to complete there and return back to India?
Im also in 5th yr
Is there any fellowship programs to do after pharm d course like fellowship in critical care
what job role is he working in currently?
Is masters in clinical research and heath informatics is good career
Hi Sruthi, I would suggest finding out more information about it from someone who works in this area through LinkedIn and check if it suits your interest. All the best 😊
Hi, Great video Rakhi, can I get to see the SOP and resume
Absolutely. I will be posting a video about it soon.
Haii Rakhi, Hope your doing well... Im planning to apply for Medical affairs in KCL.. I wanted to know the job oppurtunity after medical affairs.. It would be really helpfull
Hi Priyadarshini, Thank you watching my video. You can find jobs within the pharma and pharma consulting in the departments like medical affairs, regulatory affairs and medical operations. It is a bit competitive to find your first job here, but since there are numerous pharma companies based in the UK you will be able to find yourself in a good position after the course. I hope this answers your question. If you need more clarity let's connect via LinkedIn. 😀
Thank you for the information. I would really like to get more details.. I have got admit in KCL for medical affairs. Could you please help me further. I would appreciate if you can share you LinkedIn profile
@@gangapriyadharshini5636 Congratulations. My LinkedIn id is Rakhi Krishna.
I am from india i have done
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12th bio
Diploma in civil engineering
Btech in civil engineering
M I elgibale for pharm D
Hi Mam.. This is Roshan and I have confused to join pharm D in India or Aboard which has more valuable opportunities
Hi Roshan, Thank you for your question. From my limited understanding very few countries like the US, Greece, The Netherlands (not sure if they still have) have PharmD courses. Assuming it will take a few years to complete the course, you also need to plan for the finances ahead before making the move. Indian colleges like Amrita(Kochi) and JSS(Ooty/Mysore) also offers PharmD course which are well accepted in foreign countries both for higher studies and job opportunities. Having said that if you have the right resources and guidance going abroad is also an option you can consider as it might give you the competitive edge. Hope it answers you question.
Happy to answer the question, however your second question is not clear to me. Would you mind resharing?
Hi i have recently completed my pharmd what courses do you suggest in uk?
Bro im in my 5 yr rn
What was the fees for your msc medical affairs cource rakhi?
It was 28,900 GBP last year. The fees must have changed. Please visit the official website for more information.
Mam can we get a job after doing bachelors in pharmacy in uk if yes then what is salary range?
Hi, Thank you for your question. You can complete the OSPAP course (9 or 12months), clear the GPHC examination and become a registered pharmacist in the UK- the whole process might take around 2 years. The starting salary according to second hand information is around 35K GBP but if you find postings in the remote parts of the UK you might even get 50K above in your first role itself. And as registered pharmacist is listed in the shortage list, chances of getting the sponsorship/Tier 2 visa is also very high.
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I completed PharmD now and applied for Msc clinical pharmacology in university of Glasgow. How is the scope? I hope I have chosen the right course
What are the job opportunities you get after doing msc in clinical pharmacology
hy can u plz guide me what to do in uk as i have a pharm d degre from pakistan
Hi, Thank you for your question. You can complet the OSPAP course (9 or 12months), clear the GPHC examination and become a registered pharmacist in the UK- the whole process might take around 2 years. The second option to do another master's in your area of interest and then find employment in the industry. Hope it helps.
czcams.com/video/K4D-7Oap8W4/video.html
What is pharm d
Hi Rahul, PharmD (Doctor of Pharmacy) is a professional degree program that prepares individuals to become pharmacists. It is a six-year course that provides students with comprehensive knowledge and training in various aspects of pharmacy practice, including both laboratory-based and clinical-based exposure.
70% as in every year or in total ???
Aggregate 70% and above :)
Sop mam please
I will be uploading a detailed video soon! Stay tuned!
Wt is his salary
The salary of a person starting in the junior positions in the UK in the pharma industry/research will start from 25K and go up to 40K. This will depend on your skills and experience. Hope it helps.