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Professionals
Sub-Major Group
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Science and Engineering Professionals
Minor Group
213
Life Science Professionals
Minor Unit Group
MASCO Code
2134-04
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Pharmacologists study how drugs, chemicals, and other substances interact with living organisms, including humans and animals, to understand their therapeutic effects, mechanisms of action, and potential toxicities. They conduct research and experiments to develop and evaluate new medications, optimise drug safety and efficacy, and support regulatory compliance. Their work contributes to healthcare, veterinary medicine, pharmaceuticals, and public health by ensuring safe and effective use of chemical and biological agents.
Tasks
Design and conduct laboratory experiments to study the effects, safety, and mechanisms of action of drugs and other chemical substances in living organisms.
Study drug-related biochemical processes and physiological responses in tissues, organs, and cells.
Analyse biochemical, toxicological, and pharmacological data from laboratory tests, clinical studies, and pharmacokinetic investigations.
Evaluate drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and therapeutic effects using modelling and simulation techniques.
Investigate the toxic effects of chemicals, drugs, and toxins on human and animal tissues, organs, and physiological systems.
Contribute to the development of new drugs, formulations, and therapeutic applications, and improve the safety and effectiveness of existing medications.
Review and interpret laboratory and clinical trial data to support drug development, safety monitoring, and regulatory submissions.
Prepare scientific reports, technical documentation, and research publications.
Collaborate with scientists, healthcare professionals, veterinarians, and regulatory teams on research, product development, and safety assessment activities.
Skills
Basic
Attention to detail to ensure accuracy, compliance, and reliable results.
Critical thinking and problem-solving to assess scientific data accurately.
Effective communication, including writing, reporting, and presenting scientific information.
Strong analytical and research skills to design, interpret, and evaluate experiments.
Teamwork and collaboration in interdisciplinary research environments.
Specific
Ability to coordinate laboratory research activities, resources, and cross-functional work in drug development projects.
Ability to prepare scientific reports, technical documentation, and research presentations.
Competency in experimental design and pharmaceutical research and development.
Competency in laboratory and research documentation for pharmacological studies and regulatory compliance.
Knowledge of clinical trial protocols and drug development processes.
Knowledge of pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and toxicology.
Knowledge of quality management and laboratory safety practices to ensure accuracy, reliability, and compliance in pharmacological research.
Knowledge of regulatory guidelines and compliance requirements.
Proficiency in data analysis and statistical software for interpreting pharmacological research results.
Proficiency in laboratory techniques, including chromatography, spectroscopy, and bioanalytical methods.
Additional Info
QUALIFICATION
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
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