i want to do job in singapore i am pharmacy student what can i do?
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check the major drug manufatures, they have plants or sales office here.. also major hospitals..
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Are you wanting to know what are the duties of a Pharm-Tech?\n\nReceiving prescriptions from customers and filling in the necessary information ( address, phone #, D.O.B., etc ... )\n\nTaking prescription refills over the phone\n\nTyping up the labels that go on the vials\n\nCounting out pills \n\nDusting shelves\n\nRinging up merchandise\n\nBasically you are the "right hand" of the pharmacist and do MOSTLY everything they do.  Their job is to double check your work.
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Unfortunately, if you are from India, then very few options ( to my knowledge, none) are left for you...\n\nThe only choice you would have is to get a Pharma degree from any reputed College..
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It's quite difficult, not impossible but with many restrictions regarding what cases you can cover. Not too sure if you're allowed to take the local bar exam. The following might be helpful: Role of a Foreign Lawyer\n\nForeign law firms and foreign lawyers practising in Singapore can not apply for a practising certificate, thus are not able to give legal advice on Singapore law. Foreign law firms and foreign lawyers wishing to practise foreign law in Singapore must be registered with the Legal Profession (International Services) Secretariat of the Attorney-General's Chambers. In some cases, foreign lawyers are employed in local law firms as consultants on foreign law practices. More information on foreign lawyers and foreign law firms practicing in Singapore can be found at the Legal Profession (International Services) Secretariat at: http://www.agc.gov.sg/lps/index.htm
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I'm going to graduate school to study organic chemistry, possibly to work in the pharmaceutical industry when I graduate.\n\nYou can:\n\n1) Teach at H.S.\n2) Go into industry as a technician\n3) Go to graduate schoo\n4) Go to law school/med school\n5) Do something outside your degree (like technical manual writing)\n6) Get involved in chemical sales, or other business applications
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Walgreen's does. They will hire you as a pharmacy tech.
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Check this site out:\n\nhttp://www.singapore.embassy.gov.au/
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Find a program for it at a nearby college.  Seems like I've seen them advertised at technical/community colleges.\n\nBy the way, I just saw an advertisement for the National Institute of Technology having a pharmacy technician program so I checked their website and:\n\nhttp://www.nitschools.com/main_programs_detail.php?schoolProgram=Pharmacy%20Technician\n\nThere are no doubt government regulations also with hoops that you'll have to jump through before becoming one.  You can probably call your local government info line and they could help you on that as far as pointing you to the right state government department that regulates that occupation.\n\nIt's impossible to give you specific details because this is a state-regulated profession and each state makes their own laws.
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STUDY!!! AND THAT'S ALL I CAN SAY. OH AND GET A JOB IN THE HEALTH FIELD LIKE CNA, PHARM TECH(FOR THE DRUGS) AND LOOK FOR PEOPLE TRYING TO DO THE SAME AND STUDY TOGETHER
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You should try checking in the goverment pages about jobs.\nIn Singapore and in Australia.\nAnd then compare.
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In Singapore it is a multi racial society so a person's race does not matter. We operate on democracy xD you can try out for jobs at the straits times, the new paper, or today which are some of singapore's leading newspapers. alternatively you could work with a magazine, or work from home writing articles [freelance].\n\ni would advise you to go on to yahoo and search for jobs. yahoo has a wide directory of job listings in every country.\n\n(: hope that helped.
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First, you have to make sure that your Bachelor of pharmacy is equivalent to a Bachelor of pharmacy taught in USA. And if it is not, then you can't do a master of science in pharmacy at any pharmacy university in USA. You will have to work on your bachelor of pharmacy once again. I dont know if you already know that now it takes a good PharmD degree to start your career. However, there are some universities that may be offering a masters in pharmacy, you should check this out. You can find out more information on it at the Long Island University's website. As far as the job is concerned, you first have to get a proper degree in pharmacy before you can start working. As of now, there are good job opportunities in industrial pharmacy.
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To practice pharmacy in Japan, you need to graduate from a Japanese pharmacy school.\n\nI was there, I did an internship in a Community Pharmacy in Tokyo, and I had this same question, so you can trust me that the answer is valid.\n\nHowever, all of the major multinational drug companies have offices in Japan, so your first step would be to contact them for opportunities.  Or you could get into drug-repping, or sales.
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try monster.com thats how i got my current job i work in a pharmacy
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Check out the University of the Pacific\nwww.pacific.edu\n\nThey are a small private university located in Stockton, CA. \nThere are about ~4,000 students and the pharmacy program is very well supported by the university.
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Send me your name, address, and social security number and someone will get right back to you on that.\n\nEdit:  Medical student?  Oh well then, never mind - you should be able to do anything you want; after all, you are almost a god!  But wait... code of ethics?  Nah, don't sweat it!  Just finish school and there will be lots of cash, gifts and trips from pharmaceutical companies that want you to peddle their products, you can prescribe unnecessary surgery and get kickbacks from surgeon buddies, and of course, you can always sell your scripts!
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Offcourse u can.u can be a chem lecturer in a good college or university or a medical representative.Try pharma too.language hardly matters.Knowledge does!