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About the Department
The Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy Practice is a vital and well-established academic unit dedicated to providing comprehensive education and training in the fields of pharmacology and clinical pharmacy for pharmacy students. The department plays a key role in bridging the gap between basic medical sciences and clinical practice by helping students understand how drugs interact with biological systems and how to apply this knowledge in patient care.
It focuses on both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, ensuring that students gain a deep understanding of drug mechanisms, therapeutic uses, adverse effects, safe administration, and patient-centered care. The department is equipped with qualified and experienced faculty members who are committed to delivering high-quality education through innovative teaching methodologies.
In addition to regular classroom teaching, the department emphasizes experiential learning through laboratory sessions, clinical training, demonstrations, and case-based discussions. This integrated approach enables students to develop critical thinking, analytical skills, and a strong foundation in pharmacological and clinical sciences.
Vision & Mission
Vision
The vision of the Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy Practice is to become a center of excellence in pharmacological education, clinical training, and research. It aims to provide high-quality education that nurtures competent, ethical, and skilled healthcare professionals who can contribute meaningfully to society.
The department strives to empower students with knowledge and skills that enable them to meet global healthcare challenges, promote patient safety, and support the rational use of medicines. It also envisions fostering innovation and lifelong learning among students and faculty.
Mission
The mission of the department is centered around academic excellence, professional development, and societal contribution. The key objectives include:
- To impart strong theoretical knowledge of pharmacology and clinical pharmacy, including drug classification, mechanisms of action, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics.
- To provide hands-on practical and clinical training that enhances students' understanding of drug evaluation and patient care.
- To promote the rational use of medicines and create awareness about drug safety, adverse drug reactions, and ethical prescribing practices.
- To encourage students to engage in research activities, scientific inquiry, and evidence-based learning.
- To develop critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and professional competence among students.
- To instill values of responsibility, ethics, and continuous learning in future healthcare professionals.
Laboratory & Infrastructure
The department is equipped with a dedicated pharmacology laboratory and modern infrastructure designed to facilitate effective practical learning and clinical training.
Well-Equipped Pharmacology Laboratory
The laboratory houses essential instruments, equipment, and materials required for conducting pharmacological experiments and demonstrations in a safe and structured environment.
Modern Laboratory Infrastructure
The laboratory is designed with adequate lighting, proper ventilation, and hygienic conditions to ensure a comfortable and effective practical learning experience for students.
Drug Information Centre (DIC)
Provides accurate, updated, and evidence-based drug information to healthcare professionals, students, and patients, supporting rational prescribing and medication safety.
Patient Counselling Centre
A dedicated facility where students are trained to counsel patients on medication adherence, disease management, lifestyle modifications, and preventive healthcare.
Hospital Training Facility
Collaborations with multi-specialty hospitals provide students with hands-on clinical exposure, including direct patient interaction and participation in healthcare delivery.
Clinical Activities
Clinical Activities
- Participation in hospital ward rounds with healthcare teams
- Medication Therapy Management (MTM)
- Monitoring and reporting of Adverse Drug Reactions (ADR)
- Drug interaction screening and prescription auditing
- Patient counselling and clinical interventions
Academic Activities
- Case presentations and clinical discussions
- Journal club meetings and literature reviews
- Seminars, guest lectures, and expert talks
- Workshops and continuing education programs
- Group discussions and research projects
These activities ensure practical exposure and skill development in real healthcare settings.
Museum & Display Section
Educational Displays
- Well-maintained museum serving as a visual learning resource
- Collection of educational charts and anatomical models
- Preserved specimens for practical understanding
- Display of various drug samples and dosage forms
Learning Support
- Understanding drug classification and dosage forms
- Learning routes of drug administration
- Visual explanation of mechanisms of drug action
- Regularly updated with new models and teaching materials
The museum enhances classroom teaching by providing students with visual aids that simplify complex pharmacological concepts, improve knowledge retention, and expose them to current developments in pharmacology.
Research & Safety
Research & Publications
The department fosters a strong research culture among faculty and students, encouraging innovation and scientific inquiry.
- Clinical research and pharmacovigilance studies
- Drug utilization and prescription pattern analysis
- Patient safety and medication error studies
- Evidence-based clinical practice
Faculty and students actively publish research articles in national and international journals and participate in scientific conferences, poster presentations, and symposiums.
Safety Measures
Safety is given utmost priority in the department. Proper safety protocols are strictly followed to ensure a secure learning environment for students and staff.
- Well-equipped first aid kits for emergency medical assistance
- Fire extinguishers installed at appropriate locations
- Clearly marked emergency exits for quick evacuation
- Safe and well-maintained laboratory environment
Students are thoroughly educated about laboratory safety rules and procedures before performing any practical experiments. All practical sessions are conducted under the close supervision of qualified faculty members.
Achievements
The department has consistently achieved excellence in academics and research:
- Student achievements in university examinations
- Awards and recognitions in conferences and competitions
- Faculty publications and research contributions
- Successful placement of graduates in hospitals and industries
Department Highlights
- Experienced and dedicated faculty members
- Well-equipped laboratories with modern instruments
- Strong focus on practical training and clinical exposure
- Emphasis on patient-centered care and rational drug use
- Encouragement for student research and innovation
- Regular academic activities including seminars, workshops, and industrial visits
- Industry-oriented curriculum aligned with current pharmaceutical trends
Faculty Details
The department is supported by a team of highly qualified, experienced, and dedicated faculty members specializing in Pharmacology and Pharmacy Practice.
| S.No | Faculty Name | Designation | Qualification | Specialization | DOJ | Experience | Reg. No. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr. Suresh A | Professor-cum-Principal | M.Pharm., Ph.D | Pharmacology | 15-04-2024 | 19.6 Years | 11482A1 |
| 2 | Mrs. Gayathri K | Associate Professor | M.Pharm | Pharmacology | 12-06-2026 | 5.5 Years | 32378A2 |
| 3 | Dr. Karthikeyan A | Assistant Professor | Pharm.D | Pharmacology | 01-12-2023 | 2.7 Years | 1523 |
| 4 | Mrs. Gayathri A A | Assistant Professor | M.Pharm | Pharmacology | 01-12-2023 | 2.7 Years | 30237A1 |
| 5 | Mrs. Dhivya V | Assistant Professor | M.Pharm | Pharmacology | 01-08-2024 | 2.4 Years | 26968A1 |
| 6 | Dr. Kaviya R | Assistant Professor | Pharm.D | Pharmacy Practice | 03.02.2026 | 1.5 Years | 2665 |
| 7 | Ms. Saranya P | Assistant Professor | M.Pharm | Pharmacy Practice | 28.07.2025 | 1.1 Years | 21847A1 |
| 8 | Dr. Ragavi J | Assistant Professor | Pharm.D | Pharmacy Practice | 06.11.2025 | 0.8 Years | 3061 |
| 9 | Ms. Sasirekha A | Assistant Professor | M.Pharm | Pharmacology | 06.04.2026 | 0.3 Years | 38924A1 |
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