1. Safe and accurate processing of prescriptions.

2. Dispensing and compounding of medicines.

3. Accurate record keeping as required under Food and Drug Act.

4. Purchasing, Merchandising and Inventory control.

5. Third party billing.

6. Drug approval processes.

7. Narcotics control.

8. Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence (laws regulating the profession of pharmacy).

9. Regulatory requirements involving testing, screening and clinical trials of drugs.

10. Computer processing.

11. Patient provider relationships.

There are many opportunities after completion of D.Pharma course Details & D Pharmacy course fees:

-You can get job at drug stores of private or government hospitals.

-You can work in health clinics, NGOs, community health centres by checking the prescriptions, dispensing medicines and give them advice and directions.

-You may get entry level jobs in pharmaceutical companies at various divisions like Process Control, Manufacturing and Quality Control.

-You can also work as Medical Representative.

-If you have entrepreneurial spirit, you can open your own retail pharmacy outlet, wholesale business or surgical items shop.

To further enhance your chances of success you can pursue further studies:

-If you have found your calling and passion in pharmaceutical studies, you can go for bachelor’s degree in pharmacy. In case you have already done D.Pharma you can directly apply for 2nd year of B.Pharma Thereafter, you can also pursue postgraduate degrees.

- Another interesting future for your career can be degree in Law after D.Pharma Many pharmaceutical companies hire Litigation and IPR (Intellectual property) lawyers.