I am always driven by my passion to add value to the existing services through my thinking ability, in-depth ideas, hard work, reading books, magazines, newspapers, listening and talking to people, and my continuously growing technical knowledge that lead to a tremendous advancement in professional services. I also love to write innovative idea-based stuffs to share with people and peers with a view to getting best idea from opinion pools of very talented people around me, who are working hard to change the world. I do firmly believe that sound communication skills are at the core of professional development, and fortunately I have been keeping a golden trail of success in communication with the world because of my excellent communication skills both in writing and speaking. My continuous endeavor to improve the status quo is also another personality trait to generate progressive end results that can bring a tremendous value to your organization. My ever-growing zeal in acquiring cutting-edge technical knowledge is one of my best treasures to develop myself even in stressful condition to keep me competitive in the arena of technological advancement.
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Summer Intern at U.S. FDA (July, 2017 - September, 2017)
Designed an interactive learning program on laboratory works for clinical pharmacology, patient counselling, compounding of drugs, and other modules.
Helping the students with their lab works towards the learning of insights of good lab practice, drug compounding with their storage, labeling, expiry date, FDA regulation for pharmacy practice, teaching standard clinical counseling strategies of patients. In addition, prescribing exams on standard practice of lab and grading those exams were also integral part of the interactive learning program conducted by me with the help of one faculty member.
Designing research, experiments, and collecting data in scientific manner as well as analysis of those data. Writing paper using those data for publication.
Developing academic curriculum, conducting interactive classes, laboratory works, evaluating students' progress, counselling, and performing proctorial duties. Supervising research projects at undergraduate levels.
Developing standard operating procedure for pharmaceutical formulation, optimizing manufacturing protocols for new drug and developing new batch manufacturing record (BMR). Addressing in-process problems of pharmaceutical products, ensuring smooth operations of machine, increasing productivity. Making production plans for the pharmaceutical products demanded by commercial department of the company and coordinating with all related departments (e.g. purchase, quality control, quality assurance, product development, analytical validation, and warehouse dept.) to ensure faster release of finished quality-products to the market. Very efficient in maintaining database for inventory control of materials.
Associated Professor of Pharmacology
Bienville 344
Department of Basic Pharmaceutical Sciences
School of Pharmacy, University of Louisiana at Monroe
Monroe, LA 71209-0497
email: kjackson@ulm.edu
phone: 318-342-1390
fax: 318-342-1737
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Paul W. Sylvester, Ph.D.
B. J. Robison/Pfizer Endowed Professor of Pharmacology
Bienville 344
Department of Basic Pharmaceutical Sciences
School of Pharmacy, University of Louisiana at Monroe
Monroe, LA 71209-0497
email: sylvester@ulm.edu
phone: 318-342-1958
fax: 318-342-1737
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