The roles and responsibilities of an industrial pharmacist include (but not limited to):
R&D Scientists
- Perform preformulation study
- Develop new product and process
- Develop new analytical method
- Conduct DoE study
- Define CMA, CPP and CQA
Production Pharmacist
- Manufacture commercial batches
- Handle manpower
- Utilize equipment and machineries
- Maintain cGMP practice
QC Pharmacist
- Analyze raw material and finished product
- Maintain GLP
- Follow ALCOA+
QA Pharmacist
- Assure in-process quality
- Assure finished product quality
- Release finished product
- Perform QRM activities
- Assure data integrity
- Control master documents and executed documents
- Approve new vendor or supplier
Validation Pharmacist
- Prepare validation master plan
- Prepare validation protocol and report
- Attend validation activities
Regulatory Pharmacist
- Prepare and submit dossier
- Register new product
- Update registration application
- Answer regulatory query
Compliance Pharmacist
- Keep up to date with new regulatory guideline
- Verify the existing practice comply with current regulatory requirement
Warehouse Pharmacist
- Maintain raw material and finished product stock
- Maintain FEFO/FIFO
- Maintain storage condition
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