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Clinical Pharmacology

Development is underway for redesigning the curriculum for Advanced Training in Clinical Pharmacology.

The Advanced Training Committee in Clinical Pharmacology has established a Curriculum Review Group to renew the curriculum through a five-stage process.

Specialty development develop project stage

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Specialist contractor

A specialist contractor developed an initial draft specialty curriculum in line with College-approved educational models and templates, quality standards, and project deadlines.

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Dr Syed Haris Omar | Specialist contractor

Omar is a dedicated biomedical scientist with over 13 years of experience in academia, specialising in pharmacology and clinical pharmacology. As a senior lecturer, he has demonstrated a passion for teaching, research, and management, contributing significantly to the academic community.  His expertise extends to curriculum design, examination, and interviewing. He has actively participated in planning and developing pharmacology curricula, ensuring relevance and quality education delivery. His multifaceted skills and experience make him an asset to the academic community, embodying a commitment to excellence in teaching, research, and ethical conduct.

Curriculum Review Group

The Group will review and refine the draft curriculum in preparation for broad consultation.

See the Curriculum Review Group for Clinical Pharmacology Terms of Reference (PDF) for more information.

For more information on the current curriculum, see the Clinical Pharmacology Curriculum (PDF) and PREP Clinical Pharmacology Program handbook.

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