Tamil Medical Pharmaceutical Association, TMPA, is a Canadian owned, non-profit organization. The organization was formed in 2017 by a group of experienced and skilled professionals in the Pharmaceutical, Medical Device and Biotechnology industries. The team identified a growing need within the Tamil community for an open forum that created opportunities for professionals in the Bioscience industry to network and connect with each other. The group also identified the need to mentor recent graduates about the opportunities available to them within the industry. As a result, TMPA was created. TMPA’s goal is to provide programs and events that will advance the professional development of our members. We have our annual gala coming up and we want to release an article on Tamil culture about it.
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Tamil Medical Pharmaceutical Association, TMPA, is a Canadian owned, non-profit organization. The organization was formed in 2017 by a group of experienced and skilled professionals in the Pharmaceutical, Medical Device and Biotechnology industries. The team identified a growing need within the Tamil community for an open forum that created opportunities for professionals in the Bioscience industry to network and connect with each other. The group also identified the need to mentor recent graduates about the opportunities available to them within the industry. As a result, TMPA was created. TMPA’s goal is to provide programs and events that will advance the professional development of our members. We have our annual gala coming up and we want to release an article on Tamil culture about it.
The Pharmaceutical and Medical Device industry is a multi-billion dollar global corporation, making it one of the top influential corporate bodies that contribute to the growth of the economy and enhancement of medicine and the way it is practiced. Often times people identify the pharmaceutical industry with pharmacists, doctors, dentists, and other health care professionals who they are able to make direct contact with when they become ill.