NAFDAC, stands for the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, is a Federal Agency in Nigeria. It is under the Federal Ministry of Health. NAFDAC is an agency responsible for the regulation of manufacturing, importation, exportation, distribution, advertisement, sale and use of Food, Drugs, Cosmetics, Medical Devices, Packaged Water, Chemicals, and Detergents. … Read more
Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates into the following non-teaching positions recruitment at Anchor University University Health Centre:i. Medical Officer IIii. Pharmacist Iiii. Nursing Officer IIiv. Nursing Officer IIIv. Medical Laboratory Technician QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE (i) MEDICAL OFFICER II (CONMESS 2): Prospective candidates should possess M.B.B.S or BMBCH or its equivalent degree with a … Read more
Here is the updated list of all new pharmacist job openings in Nigeria, current as of 23 February 2022. The jobs include internship, full-time pharmacy jobs, locum jobs, production pharmacist jobs and medical sales representatives positions. New Job: Medical Sales Representative at Pfizer
A job opening for the position of a Medical Sales Representative at Pfizer is now available. Location: Abuja Deadline: Not specified (Job posted on 21 Feb, 2022) Medical Representative Role Purpose : Jobs at this level work with some support from manager/colleagues/field trainers. They are competent at planning and organizing to meet business plan objectives. … Read more
In different parts of the world, many badges, logos, icons and images have served as the pharmacy symbol. Though there is no particular pharmacy symbol that has become a gold standard across the whole world, some symbols are more widely adopted than others. Meaning of Rx in Pharmacy The Rx is a popular abbreviation used … Read more
Two major institutions provide a major avenue to study pharmacy in New Zealand. The good thing is that New Zealand universities are open to international students seeking to study pharmacy in New Zealand. Pharmacy schools in New Zealand are regulated by the Pharmacy Council. In our previous post, we discussed in details how you can … Read more
To become a pharmacist in New Zealand, you must have to pass through a series of trainings that will equip you with the required pharmaceutical and clinical knowledge. Pharmacy education in New Zealand is regulated by the Pharmacy Council. The Bachelor of Pharmacy is the minimum qualification to practice as a pharmacist in New Zealand. … Read more
A new study by health experts suggests that giving antibiotics to babies within the first week of life can lead to a decrease in the microbiome -the healthy bacteria in a baby. An important function of this microbiome is to help a baby digest milk. Most newborn are giving broad-spectrum antibiotics to fight against a … Read more
One of the most asked question in the clinical setting in the difference between STIs and STDs. Both of them do suggest the same thing, but they still have their slight differences even from the name – infection and disease. Not all infections lead to diseases. Infection occurs when the bacteria, virus, microbes enter the … Read more
Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) is a parastatal of the Federal Government, established through Act 91 of 1992 and charged with the responsibility of regulating and controlling the practice of pharmacy in all its aspects and ramifications. Applications are invited for: Job Title: Registrar and Secretary to the Council Location: Abuja Responsibilities The Registrar is the Head … Read more