Production Pharmacist

A Production Pharmacist's job description includes
overseeing manufacturing, ensuring quality and safety, and maintaining compliance with regulations like Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). Key responsibilities involve supervising production processes, managing batch records, investigating deviations, training staff, and collaborating with quality assurance and other departments to optimize efficiency and product quality. Core responsibilities    Production oversight: Supervise and manage daily production operations, including compounding, filling, labeling, and packaging to ensure they meet production targets and quality standards.    Quality control: Implement and monitor quality control procedures, conduct in-process checks, and collaborate with Quality Assurance to maintain high product standards.    Regulatory compliance: Ensure all production activities adhere to relevant pharmaceutical laws, regulations, and quality standards, particularly GMP.    Documentation and record-keeping: Maintain accurate and complete batch manufacturing records, review and approve documentation, and ensure all records are available for audits.    Deviation management: Investigate and resolve any production discrepancies, complaints, or deviations from standard operating procedures (SOPs).    Staff training and development: Train production staff on procedures, policies, equipment, and regulatory requirements, and support their professional development.