What type of pharmacy practice can LPU students do after doing M.Pharmacy? ?

After completing an M.Pharmacy in Pharmacy Practice from LPU (offered in collaboration with Christian Medical College, Ludhiana), graduates are equipped to pursue diverse, patient-facing roles in clinical settings. The programme focuses on advanced therapeutic knowledge, evidence?based interventions, pharmacotherapy reviews, and hospital-based medication management. This training prepares you for positions like clinical pharmacist in tertiary care hospitals, where you counsel patients, monitor drug therapy outcomes, and liaise with medical teams to optimize treatment protocols. You can also work in hospital inpatient and outpatient pharmacy departments, executing medication reconciliation, adverse?drug event reporting, and pharmacovigilance oversight. Furthermore, opportunities extend to roles in community or retail clinical pharmacy clinics, conducting health screenings, medication therapy management and chronic-disease counseling. Some opt for regulatory and quality assurance positions in hospital pharmacy executions or take up positions in academia or teaching, especially with additional qualifications. Overall, LPU’s M.Pharm. in Pharmacy Practice paves the way for hands?on clinical pharmacy roles within hospitals and patient care environments, where you actively contribute to improving therapeutic outcomes and safe medication use.