Can Pharmacy students work as medical representatives or drug inspectors?
Asked by Parul Shukla
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1 Answer
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Yes, Pharmacy graduates can work as medical representatives. They are responsible for promoting and selling pharmaceutical products to doctors and hospitals. Medical representatives are typically sought after by fresh graduates and require good communication skills and a good understanding of the product.
Pharmacy graduates may also apply to be drug inspectors through government examinations. The job requires ensuring the quality of drugs and their compliance with regulations or guidelines. A Pharmacy degree from an institution recognised by PCI is usually required.
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