CHRISTIAN
MEDICAL COLLEGE VELLORE – 632002
FELLOWSHIP
IN ANALYTICAL CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY 2013
The FACP
training program is designed to give training primarily encompassing 4 areas:
Instrumentation and assays, basic statistics, basic pharmacokinetics and basic
genetics
Objectives
of the training program
The aims of
the program are to:
Enable participants
to improve their knowledge and skills of HPLC and LC-MS/MS instrumentation
Improve
their knowledge of basic pharmacokinetics and its application to Therapeutic
Drug Monitoring
Improve
their knowledge of basic statistics and also of basic genetics
Educational
approach
The
educational approach of the program is in-service training and Fellowship
students will join the routine running of the Unit. Lectures and practical
sessions will be given and in the second year a project will be undertaken
Number of
Fellowship Students
Each year 2
seats are available
Eligibility
for the course
M.Pharm (any
discipline), M.Sc (Chemistry)
Next course
The next
course will begin in October, 2012
The
application form may be obtained from:
The
Registrar, Carmen Block, Christian Medical College, Bagayam, Vellore-632 002;
E-mail: registrar@cmcvellore.ac.in ; Tel 0416 228 4255
The Clinical
Pharmacology Unit, Christian Medical College Hospital, Ida Scudder Road,
Vellore 632 004. e-mail: clinpharm@cmcvellore.ac.in
; Tel: 0416-228 2721
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Selection
The
applicants will be called for an entrance test at CMC in the morning. The short
listed candidates will be then called for personal interview in the afternoon
for final selection
Course
duration
2 years
Outline
The
candidates selected will have hands on experience of HPLC and LC-MS/MS
Formal
lectures and seminars will including basic pharmacokinetics, therapeutic drug
monitoring, basic biostatistics, various aspects of HPLC and some genetics
Fellowship
students will also give some seminars
The chosen
candidates will be part of the working laboratory and gain hands on experience
in the development, validation and running of assays
In the
second year a project will be undertaken. The Fellowship students will be
required to write a project and submit this to the Institutional Review Board
for both scientific and ethical approval
The exit
exam will be conducted at CMC with external examiners and upon successful
completion of the course a certificate will be awarded
The last
date for submission of applications is 31st August 2012
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