Clinical Pharmacologist

Typical employers of pharmacologists
- Pharmaceutical companies
- Universities
- The NHS
- The Medical Research Council
- Other government research organisations.

The recruitment process may involve a technical interview.

Qualifications and training required

There are routes into pharmacology for graduates and school leavers.

Graduates need a degree in a relevant scientific discipline such as pharmacology, biology, biochemistry, biomedical/biochemical sciences, microbiology or chemistry. Some roles in clinical pharmacology are aimed at medical students, who initially follow a set training path.

A postgraduate research degree or PhD can be beneficial, and may even be necessary.

School leavers can take an apprenticeship with a pharmaceutical company and gain a degree while working in a related role.

Key skills for pharmacologists
- a logical and inquisitive mind
- advanced IT skills, including the ability to process and analyse data
- excellent written and oral communication skills
- good teamworking abilities
- accuracy and attention to detail
- analytical skills.

**Job Types**: Full-time, Permanent, Fresher

**Salary**: ₹25,620.01 - ₹45,763.28 per month

**Benefits**:

- Health insurance

Schedule:

- Day shift

Supplemental pay types:

- Performance bonus
- Yearly bonus

**Experience**:

- total work: 1 year (preferred)

Ability to Commute:

- Ahmedabad, Gujarat (required)

Work Location: In person

**Speak with the employer**

+91 8788616077