Balaji D

Detail-oriented Pharm D graduate with strong exposure to pharmacovigilance, drug safety operations, clinical data review, regulatory documentation, and research analytics. Experienced in ADR surveillance, causality assessment, trigger-tool methodology, and quality documentation aligned with WHO and global safety standards. Published researcher with a growing focus on AI-enabled pharmacovigilance and healthcare data systems.

Seeking a non-clinical, office-based role in drug safety, PV operations, clinical research, or regulatory support.

Clinical Pharmacist Intern at GEM Hospital (2025-07 – 2025-11)

• Conducted comprehensive prescription safety reviews (300+ cases) to identify potential drug-drug interactions, contraindications, dosing inconsistencies, and therapy gaps, supporting medication safety objectives.
• Actively participated in adverse drug reaction (ADR) detection, documentation, and reporting, contributing to institutional pharmacovigilance databases and compliance requirements.
• Supported antimicrobial stewardship programs by reviewing therapy appropriateness and assisting in rational antibiotic utilization initiatives.

Clinical Pharmacist intern at Karpagam Faculty of Medical science and Research (2025-04 – 2026-04)

• Completed structured rotations across multiple departments, with emphasis on drug safety surveillance, documentation accuracy, and data interpretation rather than direct patient care.
• Reviewed 500+ patient medication charts, focusing on therapy appropriateness, safety flags, and compliance with treatment guidelines.
• Executed ADR monitoring, assessment, and reporting, strengthening pharmacovigilance documentation quality and traceability.

Doctor of Pharmacy in Pharm D – Karpagam Academy of Higher Education (2020-10 – 2026-04)