Clinical & Industrial Internships

Practical Learning

Hands-On Clinical & Industrial Exposure

A core requirement for completing pharmacy degrees is practical training. Sunaina College provides robust support for clinical training and industrial internships.

As per the **Pharmacy Council of India (PCI)** regulations, D.Pharm and B.Pharm students must undergo mandatory internship programs to qualify as registered pharmacists. We have established strong tie-ups with leading government hospitals, retail chains, and pharmaceutical manufacturers to facilitate these sessions smoothly.

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Internship Duration Norms:

Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharm) Mandatory 500 hours of hospital training spread over not less than 3 months in a Government Hospital or recognized health center.

Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) 150 hours (minimum 4 weeks) of industrial training in a licensed pharmaceutical manufacturing unit or testing laboratory during the final year.

D.Pharm Clinical Training Program

Hospital Tie-ups

Students are posted at recognized **Government Sadar Hospitals** and community health centers in Bihar for practical experience under registered pharmacists.

Dispensing & Storage

Learn how to read prescriptions, dispense drugs, calculate doses, handle narcotics records, and manage cold-chain storage of vaccines.

Patient Counseling

Develop key patient communication skills, explaining drug dosages, potential side-effects, food interactions, and basic healthcare queries.

B.Pharm Industrial Internship Program

To bridge the gap between academic theory and pharmaceutical manufacturing operations, B.Pharm students are placed in active manufacturing environments.

Key Training Modules Include:

Production Department: Tablet compression, capsule filling, liquid formulation, and sterile area packaging.
Quality Control (QC): Analytical testing, HPLC operation, dissolution testing, and raw material assay assays.
Quality Assurance (QA): GMP compliance monitoring, batch records verification, and validation documentations.
Research & Development (R&D): Basic formulation development and pilot plant scale-up protocols.

Internships & Hospital Training