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Analytical chemistThe analytical chemist in the pharmaceutical industry is an expert in the analysis of complex molecules. Their work is needed during all stages of drug discovery, clinical trials in human patients and as part of QA in the manufacturing process.
Animal TechnologistThe Animal Technologist ensures the welfare of laboratory animals and assist in experiments controlled by legal and company standards.
ArchivistThe Archivists manages the scientific collection, storage and retrieval of all materials (records, images and physical objects) of long term value to the company.
Associate DirectorThe Associate Director (R&D) is responsible for creating a consistently successful scientific culture in the company as a whole.
Associate ScientistThe associate scientist carries out laboratory experiments with the reliability and accuracy required for drug discovery and development.
Biochemical Engineer/Bioprocess EngineerThe Bio-process Engineer applies chemical engineering theory and practice to design, implement and control the manufacture of biological drug products.
Brand DirectorThe Brand Director is responsible for the management of a single large pharmaceutical brand or a portfolio of smaller ones, including the management of brand managers and other staff.
Brand ManagerThe Brand Manager is responsible for the development and management of an overall brand plan for new pharmaceutical products or product re-launches.
Clinical Data Scientist (or Clinical Data Manager)The clinical data scientist manages the security and quality assurance of data collection and processing during clinical trials on humans.
Clinical Development DirectorThe clinical development Director (Principal Investigator) is the senior physician (medical doctor) in charge of clinical trials, responsible for their safety and for their scientific outcomes.
Clinical PharmacologistThe clinical pharmacologist uses the science of pharmacology to determine how best to safely but efficaciously dose experimental medicines for human patients.
Clinical Research Assistant (CRA)The Clinical Research Assistant bring hands-on administration and clinical skills to the safe and legally compliant execution of clinical trials in accordance with the approved protocol.
Clinical Research ManagerThe Clinical Research Manager - manages clinical research assistant staff across several clinical trial sites.
Clinical Supply ManagerThe Clinical Supply Manager controls the supply chain for all staff and materials and equipment to conduct a clinical trial.
Clinical Trial Study ManagerThe clinical trial study manager ensures clinical trials are executed and completed under the full control of the clinical trial protocol.
Clinical Trials AssistantThe Clinical Trial Assistants executes administrative tasks associated with clinical trials as controlled by the trial protocol.
Director of Health Economics and Outcomes ResearchThe Director of Health Economics makes strategic business recommendations concerning the company's medical research directions, and manages the health economics department.
Discovery Scientist: BiologistThe discovery biologist is a research scientist who applies biological science and technology to the problems of human disease. They work with medicinal chemists and other pharmaceutical scientists to discover and test new molecules.
Dispensing Assistant (or Pharmacy Assistant)The Dispensing Assistant works under the supervision of a pharmacist and assists the pharmacist and pharmacy technician in the dispensing process.
EngineerThe Engineer in a pharmaceutical environment works across a range of specialties: Manufacturing (cGMP); Pharmaceutical science; Analytical R&D; Good Laboratory Practice (GLP).
Engineering DirectorThe Engineering Director has overall responsibility for all engineering services in a pharmaceutical production plant.

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