A pharmacy graduate possesses a set of abilities and skills that qualify him to work in multiple fields. One of the most important of these is estimated
- Scientific knowledge: A deep understanding of basic sciences such as chemistry, biology, and pharmacology.
- Clinical skills: the ability to evaluate patients’ conditions and interact with them effectively.
- Medication Administration: Knowing how to dispense medications, instructing patients on their use, and monitoring for potential interactions
- Research and Development: Research skills needed to contribute to the development of new medicines or improvement of existing medicines
- Effective Communication: Ability to communicate clearly with patients, physicians, and healthcare teams.
- To manage and lead: Skills in managing pharmacies and teams, and organizing work to ensure effective healthcare provision.
- Ethical guidance: adherence to professional ethics and standards of professional conduct.
These competencies make a pharmacy graduate qualified to work in various fields such as pharmacies, hospitals, scientific research, and pharmaceutical companies.
