Quality Control Pharmacist

QUALITY CONTROL PHARMACIST is responsible for verifying the activities done during the In-house inspection of finished products and ensuring FDA requirements and company objectives are met.

• Monitors compliance of all staff with the requirements of GMP
• Ensures that the products comply with the specifications as per approved artwork or finished product specifications
• Signs Batch Inspection Records after every activity is done
• Counterchecks damages and non-conformances
• Ensures that the products are inspected and stored accordingly, to obtain the required quality
• Ensures strict implementation of instructions (SOPs) to QC procedures.
• Makes new SOPs, revises or updates existing SOPs
• Performs activities related to Pharmaceutical Quality System (such as Product Quality Review, Quality Risk Management, Change Control, Deviations, OOS and CAPA)
• Ensures initial and continuing training of QC staff is carried out and adapted according to need
• Ensures communication with the concerned departments to raise quality issues to the appropriate levels of management
• Coordinates with the Production, Warehouse, Sales, and Regulatory Departments regarding quality issues
• Generates inspection reports, or other reports, as needed
• Ensures that all measuring and monitoring devices (weighing balances, thermohydrometers, data loggers, bio ref, thermal gun, etc.) used by the company are calibrated; ensures proper coordination with other concerned departments (ex. Production and Warehouse) regarding calibration schedules and maintains an updated calibration master plan as needed
• Performs and/or supervises daily and monthly internal calibration of weighing balances in the Production/QC Area
• Other responsibilities that are deemed necessary by the Management
  
  

• A Licensed Pharmacist with active license
• Knows how to operate Microsoft Office Applications
• Knowledge of the Good Manufacturing Practices and FDA guidelines
• Highly self-motivated, goal-oriented, and committed to pursuing a long-term career
• Can work under minimal supervision
• Must be amenable to work 100% on-site