Assistant, Department of Organization and Economics of Pharmacy, Candidate of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Born on April 6, 1969 in Kharkov.
She started working at the Kharkov Pharmaceutical Institute as a junior laboratory assistant at the Department of Pharmacology in 1986. After graduating fromKharkov Pharmaceutical Institute with a degree in pharmacy, qualification “pharmacist”in 1992 worked as a pharmacist of AP “Central District Pharmacy №20”, from 2007 to 2012 – Pharmaceutical representative of the Limited Liability Company of Aromat Perfume and Cosmetic Factory «Aromat» (Kharkov).
Since 2012 – assistant of the department of organization and economics of pharmacy.
In 2013 he defended his Ph.D. thesis “Scientific and Methodical Approaches to the Regulation of the Treatment of Parapharmaceuticals in Ukraine”.
During 2016-2017 he served as the secretary of the chair of the OEF.
Since 2018 – responsible for training and production practice.
Carries out vocational guidance work at the school of the school “SBS № 11” in the city of Kharkiv.
TEACHES DISCIPLINES
“Organization and Economics of Pharmacy”,
“Technology of perfumery-cosmetological means”,
“System analysis of the activities of pharmaceutical institutions”,
“Public administration and regulation in the pharmaceutical industry”.
The distance course “System Analysis of the Activities of Pharmaceutical Institutions” for the second (master’s) level higher education students was developed, which received the NUPh Certificate in 2015.
Co-author of more than 100 printed works, including 1 textbook, 5 manuals 15 methodological recommendations, and other teaching and methodological and scientific works (14 articles in domestic and foreign scientific journals, 60 theses of reports).
AREAS OF RESEARCH
problems of regulatory legal regulation of pharmaceutical activity, circulation of medicines, medical products, cosmetics and parapharmaceutical products in the domestic pharmaceutical market.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Since 2018 is a member of the public organization “Kharkiv Regional Association of Pharmaceutical Workers”.