Pharmacovigilance Internship Program & Project Work

Pharmacovigilance or Drug Safety Monitoring includes collecting, analyzing, monitoring, and preventing adverse effects in new drugs and therapies. Surveillance of medicine safety is an important and critical activity for Pharmaceutical Companies who have invested billions in the drug development process so that their drug is successful in the market. World Health Organization aims to assure the safety of medicines and vaccines by ensuring the reliable and timely exchange of information on safety issues, promoting pharmacovigilance activities throughout the Organization, and encouraging participation in the WHO Program for International Drug Monitoring. So, therefore there is an ongoing demand for skilled Pharmacovigilance Professionals in the Industry. Every Organization is sceptical about choosing suitable candidates possessing knowledge and skills and, to some extent, experience in handling Pharmacovigilance activities, so minimal training is required for them. Given this ongoing requirement from the Industry and from the candidates, BCRI is introducing this Pharmacovigilance Project Work performed in the Industry. The program will enrich the candidates with working experience that will be much preferred in the Industry. This will help candidates understand the technicality of work and gain hands-on experience from the Industry Professional.

Pharmacovigilance or drug safety monitoring is the process of collecting, analyzing, monitoring, and preventing adverse effects in new drugs and therapies. It is essential for pharmaceutical companies because they have invested billions in the drug development process, and the surveillance of medicine safety is critical to ensure that their drug is successful in the market.

The World Health Organization aims to assure the safety of medicines and vaccines by ensuring the reliable and timely exchange of information on safety issues, promoting pharmacovigilance activities throughout the organization, and encouraging participation in the WHO Program for International Drug Monitoring.

The pharmaceutical industry requires skilled pharmacovigilance professionals to ensure that drugs are safe and effective. With the increasing demand for new drugs and therapies, the need for pharmacovigilance professionals is also increasing.

BCRI’s Pharmacovigilance Project Work program aims to provide candidates with working experience in pharmacovigilance that will be much preferred in the industry. The program will help candidates understand the technicality of work and gain hands-on experience from industry professionals. This will make the candidates more suitable for the job and minimize the training required for them.