Oxford College teaches two programs: Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Technologist and pharmaceutical quality assurance / Quality Control Technologist. Ontario is a leading area in pharmaceutical drug production, with over 35 000 people employed in the province. This industry is expected to grow rapidly, as the provincial government invests heavily into the sector to attract international companies. Our programs are designed to allow graduates to quickly find highly-skilled work in this industry.
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A short video illustrating the Bergen Community College Quality Assurance (QA) program for the biotech and pharmaceutical industries, filmed in the classroom with program coordinator Dr. Judith Fitzpatrick. More information about the program can be found at http://www.bergen.edu/qa.
Visit http://www.bioorlando.com to learn more. Orlando-based Amaro & Associates, Inc. is a biopharmaceutical technology consulting firm. They deliver quality assurance testing and validation for the life science industry. Here, Jorge Amaro, president of Amaro & Associates, explains what his company does.
Learn all about the career of a quality assurance associate — including how much money they typically make and how much education you need to become one. Read a full career profile at http://www.aboutbioscience.org/quality_assurance_associate.html
Somerset House Consultants has long experience of design and management of pharmaceutical development, manufacturing, and quality assurance programmes. Founded in the UK in 2001, we have an international client base covering Europe, US, Japan, Australia and India. Our expertise covers Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, Investigational Medicinal Products, sterile and non-sterile dosage forms and biotechnology products.
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From drug discovery and water treatment to making hair dyes and chocolate, a degree in the chemical sciences can lead to a huge range of career options. Reactiv8 from the Royal Society of Chemistry features video clips of real life scientists talking about their jobs and how they got there. For more information on the Chemistry for our Future programme visit http://www.rsc.org/CFOF