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How To Be Successful In Pharmaceutical Business?

  Hi Guys I am Ajay Kamboj and today we will talk that if you want to be successful in pharmaceutical business or ayurvedic business or nutraceuticals business then what you have to do for that. How you can be successful we will talk about the same in this post Actually, whenever anyone asks me if they want to be successful in pharma business. Whether it is marketing, manufacturing, trading, distribution then how can they can be successful. Then I have a simple answer, for everyone, they to make their own network. They do not understand that and they feel I am talking about network marketing. I do not mean here with network marketing, networking exists in every business and for the success of any business networking is very important How much good idea you have? How much unique idea you have? You are coming with a product that is not available with anyone but till you will not have a good network Unless you know how you will deliver your product to your customer, who is its end user
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Can a doctor start a pharmaceutical Company?

A doctor can start a pharmaceutical company but he/she will require fulfilling all requirements needed for starting a pharmaceutical company. A doctor can be owner of pharmaceutical company but a doctor cannot be a competent person on the basis of his/her educational qualification.

He/she will need competent person along with other specification and requirements (which can be check by reading given link below) to start own pharmaceutical business whether it’s a pharmaceutical marketing company or pharmaceutical manufacturing company or other pharmaceutical businesses.





Pharmaceutical Marketing Company:

For starting of pharmaceutical marketing company, one of the following qualified competent person will be required:
  • Registered Pharmacist, or
  • Holds a degree of a recognised University with one year‘s experience in dealing with drugs
Read in detail: How to start pharmaceutical marketing company?

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Company:

For starting pharmaceutical manufacturing company, two technical persons are required. One is manufacturing chemist and second is Analytical chemist.

Educational qualification and experience of Manufacturing Chemist is as follow:
  • A graduate in Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Chemistry with eighteen month experience in pharmaceutical manufacturing, or
  • A graduate in Science (Chemistry) with three years experience in pharmaceutical manufacturing, or
  • A graduate in Chemical Engineering or Chemical Technology or Medicine) with three years experience in pharmaceutical manufacturing, or
  • Holding any foreign qualification and experience equivalent as discussed above

Educational qualification and experience of Analytical Chemist is as follow:
  • A degree in Medicine or Science or Pharmacy or Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Read in detail: How to start Pharmaceutical manufacturing company?

Similar questions:

Q: Can doctors invest in drug companies?
A: Yes, doctors can invest in a drug companies.

Q: Can a doctor be owner of a pharmaceutical company?
A: Yes, a doctor can be owner of a pharmaceutical company

Q: Can a doctor own a pharmacy?
A: Yes, a doctor can be owned a pharmacy

Q: Can a doctor run a business?
A: Running business along with practice is not illegal or ban. A doctor can free to conduct any business as per requirements needed by running a business.

Hope above information is helpful to you...
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