Services – Pharma Microbiology Expertise

 1. Freelance Consultancy & Audits

  • Sterility testing and endotoxin testing guidance

  • GMP compliance and microbiology audits

  • CAPA investigations for batch failures

  • Regulatory support for FDA, WHO, EMA inspections

2. Training & Workshops

  • Onsite and online training for lab personnel

  • Customized microbiology workshops for pharmaceutical companies

  • Training on environmental monitoring, cleanroom practices, and laboratory best practices

3. Advisory & Support

  • Document review and SOP creation

  • Risk assessment and contamination control strategies

  • Microbiology method validation and qualification support

Contact me to discuss your requirements and get a tailored solution for your organization.

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