Akshata Deepak Pharmacologist, good teaching skills, asst prof.
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Assistant Professor at the Department of Pharmacology under the Faculty of Pharmacy. with an overall teaching and research experience of Six years. Certified in Clinical research & Management; Expertise in Academic teaching subjects like Pharmacology, Human anatomy and physiology and Pathophysiology whereas research expertise includes pharmacological screening, Cancer biology.

Clear Communication: The ability to effectively convey complex pharmaceutical concepts in a simple, understandable manner is vital. This includes both verbal and written communication.

Active Listening: Good teachers in pharmacy listen actively to their students, colleagues, and patients, understanding their concerns, questions, and feedback to tailor their teaching methods accordingly.

Adaptability: Being able to adapt teaching methods to suit different learning styles, backgrounds, and levels of understanding among students is essential.
Clinical Expertise: In-depth knowledge of pharmacy, including pharmacology, therapeutics, pharmaceutical calculations, and drug interactions, is fundamental for effective teaching.

Use of Technology: Integrating technology in teaching, such as simulation software, online platforms, and interactive tools, can enhance learning experiences and engage students effectively.
Time Management and Organization: Demonstrating effective time management in pharmacy practice and how to organize and prioritize tasks efficiently.

Leadership and Mentorship: Fostering leadership qualities and the ability to mentor and guide others, as many pharmacists take on roles as mentors or preceptors.

Subjects

  • Pharmacology Beginner-Expert

  • Pathophysiology Beginner-Expert

  • Human anatomy and physiology Beginner-Expert

  • Pharmacology and Pathology Beginner-Expert

  • Pharmacology for nurses Beginner-Expert

Experience

  • Assistant Prof (Aug, 2017–Jan, 2023) at College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, DSU
    Working as assistant Professor since six years and have good teaching skills in Pharmacology, Human Anatomy & Physiology, Pathophysiology for Pharmacy and Nursing students.

Education

  • M.Pharm (Jun, 2011–May, 2016) from PES college of pharmacy

Fee details

    ₹1,000–1,500/hour (US$11.89–17.84/hour)

    Minimum- 1000/- Rs. per hour
    Maximum- 1500/-Rs Per Hour

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