License specialist

Careers in intellectual property law are varied, and may involve different training and specialization to become an attorney, patent agent, patent examiner, licensing specialist, scientific advisor, or paralegal. Persons with legal training in intellectual property law may also become involved in management, in executive positions that do not necessarily involve the practice of law. 

Interpersonal, family, or group therapy with a licensed psychiatric nurse practitioner/clinical nurse specialist, psychologist, social worker, or counselor assists individuals with bipolar disorder to establish and maintain a daily routine and sleep schedule and to improve interpersonal relationships.3,20 These therapies may help treat and protect against manic episodes. 

Management Directives (MDs) represent the bottom hierarchic level in the Gosatomnadzor s system of standard docmnentation. MDs determine the procedme of Gosatomnadzor s interfaces with the license applicant and the licensee for one or another type of activity and regulate the activities of Gosatomnadzor s structural subdivisions and its specialists. 

For each antipsychotic agent there is a licensed maximum dose for example up to 1000 mg of chlorpromazine/day may be given under the United Kingdom licence. Prescribing beyond the licensed maximum dose requires specialist consent. When two antipsychotics are co-prescribed, the maximum antipsychotic dose should not exceed 1000 mg of chlorpromazine equivalents/day except under specialist supervision. For some antipsychotics the licenced maximum dose is considerably less than 1000 mg of chlorpromazine equivalents/day. For instance, the licenced maximum dose of thioridazine was reduced to 600 mg/day following concerns about its cardiovascular toxicity. Note... 

There are approximately 40,400 medicinal prescribers, 29,000 of which are physicians. Specialists comprise of 60 percent of this number. The number of pharmacists is 4,500, optimal for the country. By the end of 1995, apart from healthcare facilities run by the state, there were 10,230 physicians and 4,620 dentists in private practice. Approximately 403 wholesalers are licensed in Bulgaria, 381 of which are private and 22 that are in process of privatization. There are 2,300 pharmacies of which only 500 are still state-owned. About 6,000 drug dosage forms are registered in Bulgaria of which 15 percent are classified as over-the-counter (OTC). 

The MAC was established in 1977 under the Medicines Act to advise the Ministry of Health on the licensing of medicinal products and other matters relating to the Medicines Act. This committee is chaired by a prominent practising clinician who is also active in teaching zmd reseeirch. The committee is composed of consultant specialists, academics and specialist pharmacists. 

Another follow-up meeting is organized between the reviewers and the specialists, and a second review report is finalized. The report is transferred to the Evaluation and Licensing Division of the PFSB. After a careful reading, the report will be circulated to the Committee on New Drugs ofthePAFSC. 

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission specialists may be licensed as Radiation Safety Officers and/or recognized as Authorized Users. 

As conceptualized by Holland and Nimmo, pharmacy practice can be categorized into five interrelated practice models (see Appendix).The five interrelated practice models can be simplistically delineated as clinical pharmacy, distributive pharmacy, drug information, pharmaceutical care, and self-care. The value-added functions of a pharmacotherapy specialist often depend on the successful utilization of knowledge and skills derived from three of the five basic practice models—clinical pharmacy, drug information, and pharmaceutical care. Therefore, the pharmacotherapy specialist often has to acquire additional training and education, beyond the level of general licensed pharmacists, that will allow them to provide specialized, value-added functions. 

In these cases, specialist treatment with drugs that suppress the immune system may be required. These drugs are normally used to prevent transplant rejection. For severe eczema refractory to other treatment, ciclosporin is licensed for oral use and tacrolimus is licensed for topical use. 

The formal licensing process according to BImSchG with publication is the most extensive and time-consuming process for chemical plants (Figure 5-2). After preparation of the basic concept, a preliminary discussion is held with the licensing authority and representatives of the most important specialist authorities (e.g., health and safety inspectorate, water authority) to determine the licensability, the type of application, the required application documents, and the question whether the proposal will be pub-... 

While end user chemists had never been involved in our in-house chemical database development, when it became practical to look at graphics alternatives, they were an integral part of the decisionmaking. A task force of information specialists, systems analysts, and chemists evaluated the course of action whether to build a graphics system in-house, or to buy existing software. Economic factors continued to prevail, and it was seen that in-house development, however much preferred from a customization standpoint, would take too long to complete. The result of several months of discussion, demonstrations and site visits, was the decision to license Molecular Design Ltd. s MACCS system, the now well-known molecular connectivity-based retrieval system. 

Licensing authorities would assess the safety and environmental performance of applicants. This might be controversial in the United Kingdom insofar as it could be read as reintroducing elements of safety regulation to the licensing authority. Insofar, however, as the Secretary of State simply awarded points to applicants on safety and environmental criteria, in the same way that he or she does currently, for example, on criteria related to exploration plans, and insofar as health and safety remained the preserve of the dedicated specialist regulator, no problems need arise. 

The Inspectorate has a relatively small research and support budget of l-5m per annum, used mainly for special investigations related to licensing and safety matters. It is also used to supplement the expertise within the Inspectorate. The work is contracted out and often specialist outside consultancies are used for specific analysis work. This enables further access to powerful computing facilities apart from those already within house. 

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