Aqib.

I worked as a Hospital Pharmacist at Faizi Hospital, Sargodha, where I was responsible for safe dispensing of medications, verifying prescriptions, and ensuring correct dosage and therapy compliance. My duties included patient counselling on proper medication use, monitoring for adverse drug reactions (ADRs), and maintaining medication safety. I also managed pharmacy inventory, ensured availability of essential medicines, handled stock management.

I completed a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Pharmaceutics from Pakistan, a research-based postgraduate degree equivalent to 18 years of education. The program included advanced coursework in pharmaceutical sciences, research methodology, and a supervised research thesis. My research focused on the formulation and development of dissolvable microneedle patches for the controlled delivery of Empagliflozin, an anti-diabetic drug.

I am currently pursuing an MSc in International Health Management at the Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI). The program focuses on healthcare leadership, strategic planning, decision-making, health economics, operations management, research methods, health information technology, and global health systems. It also includes topics such as management of health organizations, financial and economic management of health organizations, socioeconomic research in health services, anthropology and sociology of health and medical care, and national health systems and health policy, followed by an independent dissertation.