Pharmaceutical
Technology, I believe, used to have a column 'Agent In The Field.' It was about funny, quirky, or stupid things
that had happened in GMP facilities.
Both the company and the reporter were kept anonymous. The column disappeared, from what I can only
guess, were liability/confidentiality issues.
So I decided that I could probably write a column of my own from all the
places I've done work.
I know this is a long story, but it is a look inside the “ Walmart of Pharmaceuticals. ” How the everyday products used in hospitals get made...or don’t. "[10/365] Injected" by dissolved is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 My second GMP laboratory took me to a sterile injectable manufacturing facility. It was a slight pay increase and I had moved near another site the company. I hope that I might be able to transfer closer to home eventually. I was sorely mistaken. It was the worst experience laboratory work experience of my life. But that's another post. Fast forward six years at the facility was to become my worst validation experience of my life. I was forced into my choice because my two viable opportunities for work were working at this injectable facility close to home or work in downtown Boston in the winter. I chose the former. I also needed to be close to home to go to a training class for a very good cause/family every weekend. When I told my ...
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