Our Key Objectives

Pharmacy Objectives

Pharmaceutical policies programs are to save lives and improve health by ensuring the quality, efficacy, safety and rational use of medicines, including traditional medicines.

Community Health Objectives

Create connections between vulnerable populations and healthcare providers. Help patients navigate healthcare and social service systems. Manage care and care transitions for vulnerable populations. Reduce social isolation among patients.

Vision

To be a dynamic and employer driven trainer of highly skilled electrical engineering graduates to meet the local and globally job placement requirements.

Mission

To provide the state of the art hands on training in the electrical engineering and

What We Offer

Graduates in pharmaceutical technology are highly sought after professional enrollment by the pharmacy and poisons board by potential employers in areas of applications such as in community pharmacies, government and private hospitals, health research institutions, pharmaceutical industries and in health educational trainings.

The community health workers (CHWs) support the community in many ways by providing outreach, maternity support, first aid, education, advocacy, and informal counseling. They are frontline public health workers who build relationships with the community to bring essential services to the people, rather than being based in a formal health facility.

Our Courses

We offer the following courses in the department:

1. Diploma in Pharmaceutical Technology Level 6
2. Community health level 5 and 6

 Our Courses Target Is:

• To ensure short dispensing time for the patients.
• To minimize and monitor possible Medication errors, adverse drug reactions & Allergy of all drug.
• To implement a strict Quality Control Procedure.
• To improve the quality and quantity of work

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Staff

Presently, the department has sufficient, highly qualified and dedicated CBET trainers who prepare our trainees to meet the required world talents, skills, and knowledge.

The department maintains three laboratories, a pharmaceutical chemistry laboratory, pharmaceutics laboratory and a pharmacology laboratory.