Introduction Pharmaceutical (Gmp)Good Manufacturing Practice

Learn more today about Pharmaceutical Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)

What you'll learn

To learn what GMP stands for

To learn what Regulatory Agencies are

To Learn what Quality Control is

To Learn what Quality Assurance is

To Learn what ALCOA means

To Learn about contamination

Requirements

No formal background required, suitable for beginners

Description

Are you curious about Pharmaceuticals?Do you taken medicines and never second guess their safety ?Are you looking to expand your career prospects or knowledge into Pharmaceuticals? Then you've found a great starting point in this Introduction to Pharmaceutical Good Manufacturing Practice!Pharmaceutical Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)  prevents errors that cannot be eliminated through quality control of the finished product. Without GMP it is impossible to be sure that every unit of a medicine is of the same quality as the units of medicine tested in the laboratory.The global pharmaceutical manufacturing market size was valued at USD 405.52 billion in 2020 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.34% from 2021 to 2028. This makes it a great time to get a career in Pharma. But it can be hard to get a foot in the door and get that big career break. Sometimes we just don't speak the right lingo in the interview. By joining this course you will learn some of the key words and concepts around Pharmaceutical Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) that will help you impress at that interview. This course is also a great opportunity for any learner to gain a better understanding of the core elements involved in the complex process of ensuring medicines are produced in a safe way to protect patients.The course covers a variety of topics including; basic GMP modules, quality assurance, contamination and Quality by Design among many other. Examples of career roles that use and need skills in GMP include:Quality Assurance SpecialistProcess TechnicianEnvironmental ChemistValidation EngineerManufacturing SupportCommissioning Qualification SpecialistQuality TechnicianProduction OperatorsStudents and GraduatesThe average pharmaceutical salary:- in India is ₹ 600,000 per year or ₹ 308 per hour. Entry-level positions start at ₹ 350,000 per year, while most experienced workers make up to ₹ 1,240,100 per year.- in Ireland in Pharmaceutical Industry is typically from 26,508 EUR (minimum salary) to 71,832 EUR (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher).- in the USA is $49,997 per year or $25.64 per hour. Entry level positions start at $35,100 per year while most experienced- in the UK The average salary for Pharmaceutical jobs is £40,250. So sign up today and learn the foundations of GMP to help expand your knowledge in this study area!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is GMP?

Lecture 3 Importance of GMP

Lecture 4 Contamination

Lecture 5 Common Issues In GMP Execution

Lecture 6 ALCOA and DI

Lecture 7 Regulations and Regulators

Lecture 8 Quality Assurance

Lecture 9 Quality Control

Lecture 10 QbD (Quality by Design)

Section 2: Further Reading

Lecture 11 European GMP

Lecture 12 USA FDA GMP

Lecture 13 ICH GMP

Lecture 14 WHO GMP

Lecture 15 UK GMP

Section 3: Case Studies on GMP

Lecture 16 GMP Case Studies (FDA)

Section 4: Common Abbreviations in Pharmaceutical Industry

Lecture 17 Common Abbreviations in Pharmaceutical Industry

Section 5: Quiz

Graduates and Persons looking to move into pharmaceuticals