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CPD Hours: 7
Online, in-house, e-Learning
This course is designed specifically as an introduction to the important topic of pharmaceutical microbiology. Intended for those seeking a clearer understanding of the topic and for Trainee QPs as a preface before attending our QP Pharmaceutical Microbiology module. The course reviews the impact of microbiology on many aspects of pharmaceutical manufacture and control. This course looks at the nature of micro-organisms, contamination sources and control, sterilisation and disinfection, and testing methodology (including modern counting and identification techniques). It will also cover some group aspects related to the microbiology laboratory.
SPECIAL OFFER - If you attend this course, you will receive a discount of £350 off the QP Pharmaceutical Microbiology training course (excludes Trainee QPs on packages).
This course will be of value to all personnel whose roles would benefit from a clearer understanding of this specialist area. This course is ideal for those new to the pharmaceutical industry working in production, technical support, quality control and quality assurance roles. In addition, it will also be of benefit to maintenance and support engineers who are involved in production areas and utilities.
By the end of the course you will:
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We offer a number of discounts and specials offers on our training courses including Group booking, NHS and Seasonal discounts.
Jay Mulley
Jay is currently a lecturer in Biomedical Sciences, Programme Director and Admissions Tutor for BSc Microbiology at the University of Reading. In addition to teaching I also lead a research group investigating a variety of exciting Microbiology projects including developing a new vaccine for Polio and researching mechanisms of action of metal-ion based antimicrobials. I completed my PhD in Molecular Microbiology at the University of Reading in 2009.
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Microbiology laboratory practical experience day
A day spent at RSSL's Microbiology and Sterility facility in Wokingham.