a. Hold laboratory supply activities from planning, procurement and receipt of materials and tools in pharmaceutical laboratory b. Carry on documentation related to the implementation of practicum activities in pharmacy laboratory c. Make instructions for the use of instrument equipment in pharmacy laboratory

a. Clinical pharmacy service activities, namely receiving prescriptions, reviewing prescriptions, providing drug information to 30 BPJS and non-BPJS patients every day b. Management activities for pharmaceutical supplies and medical devices, including planning, procurement, receiving, storage, distribution (dropping), destruction and documentation

a. Clinical pharmacy services, including servicing and reviewing 100 prescriptions every day b. Drug information services in the form of counseling regarding "Tanya 5 O" at Puskesmas Pejuang and Posyandu Pisang c. Carrying out pharmaceutical supplies management activities including planning, namely making RKO and LPLPO, requesting medicines to the Health Service, receiving medicines from the Health Service Pharmacy Installation, distributing medicines from the pharmaceutical warehouse to each health center branch, controlling drug stocks in the form of recording on stock cards

a. Clinical pharmacy service activities, namely reviewing prescriptions, dispensing, and drug information services for 200-300 prescriptions in 1 day b. Counseling activities to inpatients c. Monitoring activities for drug side effects d. Visits to inpatients as many as 30-50 beds every day e. Monitored drug therapy for 40 patients for two consecutive months prospectively and retrospect f. Management activities for pharmaceutical health supplies, including selection, needs planning, procurement, receipt, storage, distribution, destruction and withdrawal, control and administration.

assisting lecturers in teaching practicum courses: pharmaceutical analysis, quantitative analytical chemistry, qualitative analytical chemistry, and pharmaceutical physics in the pharmacy laboratory