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Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Required for B.Pharm, D.Pharm , Msc & Bsc in the subject of Microbiology, Biochemistry or any Life Science in Ar-Ex Laboratories "T8"
Ar-Ex Laboratories Pvt. Ltd is a professional and research based pharmaceutical company having Pan – India presence with the comprehensive set up of 20 Distribution Outlets and 1200 stockists spread out across the length and breadth of India.
Post: Business Developement Manager
Additional Information:
Education: B.Sc, B.Pharm, M.Sc, D.Pharm
Industry Type: Pharma/ Biotech/Clinical Research
Location: Mumbai
Functional Area: Other
End Date: 31st December, 2014
Education: B.Sc, B.Pharm, M.Sc, D.Pharm
Industry Type: Pharma/ Biotech/Clinical Research
Location: Mumbai
Functional Area: Other
End Date: 31st December, 2014
You are advised to send their detailed CV's / Bio-data to us on the following email id:
hr.arex@arexlab.com and admin@arexlab.com
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Applications are invited for Programme Coordinator - Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology at Institute of Good Manufacturing Practices India " T7 "
Institute of Good
Manufacturing Practices India, registered as a non-profit society with
Government of India and a member (as a higher/professional education
Institute) of Quality Council of India (QCI), Government of India
-presents unique, friendly and interactive platform to get rid of all
your GMP related glitches. GMP- is an essential and most dynamic element
of industries like pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, cosmetic, Ayurveda,
Homeopathy, medical device and food manufacturing.
Post: Programme Coordinator- Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology
Additional Information:
Experience: 0-1 year
Education: M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics)
Location: New Delhi
Job Type: Full Time
Employment Type: Permanent
Fuctional Area: Other
End Date: 31st December, 2014
Interested candidates may kindly send their resumes along with a covering letter (must) mentioning career objective and current CTC details (if already working) to info@igmpi.org
Post: Programme Coordinator- Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology
Additional Information:
Experience: 0-1 year
Education: M.Pharm (Pharmaceutics)
Location: New Delhi
Job Type: Full Time
Employment Type: Permanent
Fuctional Area: Other
End Date: 31st December, 2014
Interested candidates may kindly send their resumes along with a covering letter (must) mentioning career objective and current CTC details (if already working) to info@igmpi.org
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
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Friday, November 7, 2014
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10 Steps to Achieving Success in Life - Must read "DH1"
10 STEPS TO ACHIEVING SUCCESS IN LIFE
1. Set Goals: People
who know what they want and have set a course for achieving their goals
are generally happier than those that just let life happen to them.
This wisdom is not new. Earl Nightingale once said, “Don't wait for
something outside of yourself to make you happy in the future.” Ralph
Waldo Emerson encouraged goal setting by stating that, ‘Once you make a
decision, the universe conspires to make it happen.”
2. Don’t Fear Failure:
“I failed my way to success.” - Thomas EdisonSo often we are taught in
our lives that failing is a bad thing. Failure is almost always placed
at odds with success. Yet without failure few would know the way to
success. No one ever did it right all the time. But most that have
experienced some success have failed at some point.
3. Take Risks:
“Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.” - Helen
KellerLife is more fun and exciting when we take risks. At the end of
the day there is truth to the statement, “nothing ventured, nothing
gained.” But be calculated - risk should not be taken for risk’s sake.
Opportunity may knock, but it may not stand around very long. Be ready
to go on an adventure at the knock of a door. A successful life includes
not having regrets for not having taken enough risks.
4. Don’t Stop Learning:
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live
forever.” - Mahatma GandhiThe more you know, the more you realize you do
not know. Formal education just scratches the surface and is a drop of
our capacity to learn. Knowledge, no matter how insignificant it may
appear to be, gives us a reason to get out of bed every morning. Make it
a habit to learn something new each day. Treat knowledge like a new
friend. Life is so much more satisfying when we make a new friend every
day.
5. Do Not Settle:
“If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle.” – Steve
Jobs, Success is a process – not an event. Some goals may happen
overnight. Others require more time, energy, and alignment of some
planets. Do not get discouraged. Keep plotting forward with your plan.
Evaluate your progress and make course corrections. Keep your goal top
of mind and keep your feet moving. Michael Jordan once said, “If you're
trying to achieve, there will be roadblocks. I've had them; everybody
has had them. But obstacles don't have to stop you. If you run into a
wall, don't turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go
through it, or work around it.”
6. Live a Balanced Life:
“My point is, life is about balance. The good and the bad. The highs
and the lows. The pina and the colada.” – Ellen DeGeneres....In life we
are constantly be pulled in many different directions. Family, work,
school, faith, community, etc. It is impossible to give attention to all
things at once. There are not enough hours in a day to carve out time
for each demand. However, over the intermediate- and long-term, we can
achieve balance.
A
balanced life should include doing a good job at work. Earning an
honest pay for an honest day’s work. Balance means taking time to treat
the body well and keeping it running properly with good foods, exercise,
and rest. Balance means being present for the family. Few can give the
family all the time it demands. But giving it “quality time” will keep
the family healthy and happy. Balance means taking some time for oneself
to recharge the batteries. Balance means being of service to the
community and giving back. Balance means feeding the soul through
religion and/or spirituality.
7. Seek a Mentor: “Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” - Benjamin Franklin...
While
there are advantages to failing, failure for failure’s sake is of
limited use. Work towards success and deal with failure as a byproduct
of a well developed plan. The best way to achieve success and limit
failure is to work with someone that has already been down the same
road. There is plenty that can go wrong as we travel down the road
towards success. By eliminating the low hanging fruit on the tree of
failure we improve the odds of success and ensure that we experience
only the most worthy type of failure. And remember to thank your
earliest mentors, your parents, teachers, and others, who inspired you
to succeed and set you on your journey.
8. Shut Up and Listen:
“I like to listen. I have learned a great deal from listening
carefully. Most people never listen.” – Ernest Hemingway....Too often we
spend our time doing all the talking and not doing any listening. Even
when we’re listening, we’re thinking about the next thing we’re going to
say. By truly listening we can fully understand what we are being told
and properly engage in the conversation. If we do not listen we cannot
provide what is needed. We cannot give the needed advice, solution, or
shoulder to cry on.
9. Network:
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget
what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” -
Maya Angelou....No one in this world achieved success on their own.
Success requires that you lean on someone for support. That’s where the
network comes in. True networking means being of service to those in the
network – and not expecting something in return. Then when needed, the
network will find a way to return the favor.
10. Carry a Notebook:
“Always carry a notebook. And I mean always. The short term memory only
retains information for three minutes; unless it is committed to paper
you can lose an idea for ever.” – Will Self...............Our lives are
busy and getting busier. Over the course of a day we’ll have ideas,
solutions, and epiphanies. If we do not have a way to capture them we
risk losing them forever. A notebook, whether hardcopy or electronic,
helps us record our thoughts, release the mental storage, and move on to
the next great idea or solution.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Build your Career in Clinical Research … Grab a Job! Best career wishes for this DIWALI from Clini India "DH3"

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The
Global Clinical Research (CR) market expected to grow at a compound
growth rate (CAGR) of 10.5% until 2017,according to Frost &
Sullivan report on (Clinical Research Organization)CRO market, ensuring
continue demand for Trained CR professionals for its high growth health
care Industry in India especially Pharmacovigilance and Clinical Data
Management.
Clinical
Research (CR) is a branch of medical science that determines the safety
and effectiveness of medications, devices, diagnostic products and
treatment regimens intended for human use. These may be used for
prevention, treatment, diagnosis or for relieving symptoms of a disease.
Clinical Research is different than clinical practice. In clinical
practice, one used established treatments while in clinical research
evidence is collected to establish a treatment. And hence the need of CR
professionals.
Eligibility: A
Pharma, Life science or Medical graduate/Postgraduate is eligible to
enter this field. Ideally the industry is looking for science graduates
from pharmacy, medicine, life science and bioscience. Within bioscience
too there are various other fields such as botany, zoology, biochemistry
and genetics. Anybody who fulfils these criteria can join the industry.
Who can be your Employer:
You can be employed by either of the following-
- Pharmaceuticals MNC and India MNC
- Contract Research Organization (CROs)
- IT Companies
- Hospitals
- Site Management Organization
- Wellness Organization etc.
You can be employed by either of the following-
- Pharmaceuticals MNC and India MNC
- Contract Research Organization (CROs)
- IT Companies
- Hospitals
- Site Management Organization
- Wellness Organization etc.
Remuneration:
There is high demand for trained professionals in this field; the pay package is impressive at the entry level.
* Fresher can expect a pay packet of around three lac or more per annum.
* If you have a master's degree backing your qualifications, then the amount is almost double.
* Clinical research is an industry where experience counts, thus the longer you are in this field; higher the salary you can expect.
There is high demand for trained professionals in this field; the pay package is impressive at the entry level.
* Fresher can expect a pay packet of around three lac or more per annum.
* If you have a master's degree backing your qualifications, then the amount is almost double.
* Clinical research is an industry where experience counts, thus the longer you are in this field; higher the salary you can expect.
Which come in handy to enhance one's career prospects. Specialization in branches of pharmacy, life sciences, Medicine, Dentistry, Ayurveda and Homeopath will be useful.

Program Specialize into-
Ø Clinical Trial Management
Ø Clinical Data Management
Ø Pharmacovigilance
Ø Medical Writing
Ø Clinical Trial Management
Ø Clinical Data Management
Ø Pharmacovigilance
Ø Medical Writing
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Institute offers:
- STEP by STEP training which includes Foundation stage, Specialization stage and Industry Orientation Stage.
- 4 Domain Knowledge making it has a integrated comprehensive program. (ALL ROUNDER PROGRAM)
- Industry Endorsed Course Curriculum
- Live Skill (Soft Skill ) Training
- 100% Industry Experts as visiting faculties.
- Free Study materials
- Live Projects and Assignments
- Industry Training / Internship
- 100% Placement Assistance
- Resume Development and Mock Interviews.
CONTACT NUMBER:
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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
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Career in Clinical Research…Grab a Job!
No. of Job openings coming periodically justify this, but still what is going wrong in your efforts that you are not getting Job?
Clinical research is all set to become the next big thing in India. A large population with a substantial workforce and cost benefits influence multinationals to set up research facilities here. Besides due to the prevalence of a large variety of diseases, including widespread cases of cancer and diabetes India is viewed the world over as the ideal location for clinical research trials for the pharmaceutical industry.
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v What is Clinical Research?
A clinical research is a scientific study of the effects, risks, efficacy and benefits of a medicinal product. These are carried out prior to the release of the medicine in the market. These trials are undertaken at various stages and studies are conducted after the launch of a new product to monitor safety and side effects during large-scale use. Clinical trials are conducted by pharmaceutical companies or contract research organizations (CRO's) on their behalf. It is this sector that is driving the growth in clinical research in India.
So, what does one need to become a part of this rapidly growing industry?
v Eligibility:
A Pharma, Life science or Medical graduate/Postgraduate is eligible to enter this field. Ideally the industry is looking for science graduates from pharmacy, medicine, life science and bioscience. Within bioscience too there are various other fields such as botany, zoology, biochemistry and genetics. Anybody who fulfils these criteria can join the industry.
v Who can be your Employer:
You can be employed by either of the
following-
ü Contract Research
Organization (CROs)
ü IT Companies
ü Hospitals
ü Site Management
Organization
ü Wellness
Organization etc.
v Clinical Research Career Prospects
The discipline of Drug Development Clinical Research has created multiple cross functional opportunities in the Industry, namely
The discipline of Drug Development Clinical Research has created multiple cross functional opportunities in the Industry, namely
● Clinical Research Associate (CRA)
● Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC)
● Clinical Data Manager
● Pharmacovigilance / Drug Safety Professional
● Medical/Regulatory affairs
● Medical Writing Professional
● Biostatistician
● Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC)
● Clinical Data Manager
● Pharmacovigilance / Drug Safety Professional
● Medical/Regulatory affairs
● Medical Writing Professional
● Biostatistician
●Investigator
● Monitor
● Bioavailability & Bioequivalence Expert
● Clinical Project Manager
● Trial Supplies / Logistics Manager
● Quality Assurance Auditor
● Clinical Trial Documentation in-charge
● Business Development Personnel
● Monitor
● Bioavailability & Bioequivalence Expert
● Clinical Project Manager
● Trial Supplies / Logistics Manager
● Quality Assurance Auditor
● Clinical Trial Documentation in-charge
● Business Development Personnel
v Job Profile:
Clinical Research branches off into various categories at the entry level.
The most common entry-level position is that of a Clinical Research Associate (CRA). The role of a CRA is varied,
Clinical Research branches off into various categories at the entry level.
The most common entry-level position is that of a Clinical Research Associate (CRA). The role of a CRA is varied,
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They are key participants in the design,
implementation and monitoring of clinical trials
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They shoulder the responsibility of planning
and implementing all activities required to conduct and monitor complex
clinical trials and ensure that Good Clinical Practices are followed.
Ø
They assist in preparation of presentations
and manuscripts of scientific meetings and technical journals and attend
scientific/professional meetings and training courses as appropriate.
CRM are Clinical
Research Managers,
They supervise design and writing of protocols, case report forms and informed consent forms for clinical trials. They ensure that Case Report Forms are reviewed in a timely fashion and submitted to the data management group. There are other posts too such as Clinical Research Coordinator, Business Development Manager, Clinical Research Investigator, Clinical Data Manager etc.
They supervise design and writing of protocols, case report forms and informed consent forms for clinical trials. They ensure that Case Report Forms are reviewed in a timely fashion and submitted to the data management group. There are other posts too such as Clinical Research Coordinator, Business Development Manager, Clinical Research Investigator, Clinical Data Manager etc.
In Pharmacovigilance you can start your
Career as Drug Safety Associate, Safety
Processing Expert.
In Data Management you can start your Career
as Clinical Data Analyst
v Remuneration:
There is high demand for trained professionals in this field; the pay package is impressive at the entry level.
Ø
Fresher can expect a pay packet of around
three lac or more per annum.
Ø
Clinical research is an industry where
experience counts, thus the longer you are in this field; higher the salary you
can expect.
v Growth Prospects:
There are various growth opportunities along the way for those willing to learn. For those interested in serious Research work can also join Phd and get into further research.
There are various growth opportunities along the way for those willing to learn. For those interested in serious Research work can also join Phd and get into further research.
v CLINI INDIA offers Advanced Training Program
in Clinical Research & Management.
Which come in handy to enhance one's career prospects.
Specialization in branches of pharmacy, life sciences, Medicine, Dentistry,
Ayurveda and Homeopath will be useful.
v Program Specialize into-
Ø
Clinical Trial Management
Ø
Clinical Data Management
Ø
Pharmacovigilance
Ø
Medical Writing
v Where to Study?
CLINI INDIA-Academy
for Clinical Research and Management
Level 5, Tower C,
Green Boulevard, Plot no. B9/A, Sector
62, Noida -201301
v Institute offers:
§ Free
Study Material
§ Placement
Support
§ Resume
Development
§ Interview
updates
§ Dedicated
cell for Pre-placement assistance
CONTACT NUMBER:
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NOIDA: 09289870004
Block B, Near Fortis Hospital,
Sec 62, Noida
Ph No- 0120- 6510206
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Ph No- 0120- 6510206
Email:cliniindianoida@gmail.com
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Hyderabad: 08977400800
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Swathi Plaza, Rajbhavan Road, Somajiguda,
Hyderabad
500082
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Email:Hyderabad.cliniindia@gmail.com
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BANGALORE: 08095973922
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2nd Floor, Prestige Omega,
Bangalore, KA 560066
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