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Phone:
732.560.1366
Fax:
732.560.9321
Email:
tomer@tomerlabs.com
HANDS ON TRAINING WORKSHOP INHPLC, GC, UV, IR, TLC, cGMP DISSOLUTION
The hands on workshop are designed to provide complete and thorough working knowledge of chromatography and spectroscopy, to successfully perform analysis of real samples. The workshop is particularly designed for individuals with little or no prior knowledge of HPLC, GC, UV, IR, TLC, and cGMP.
A semester of Instrumental Analysis usually takes 4 months and provides only the theoretical knowledge of chromatography and spectroscopy. On the job training, in most cases, is limited to the operation of laboratory instruments and is available to a lucky few. For individuals who must improve their chances of securing employment in analytical chemistry, this workshop provides the ideal opportunity to gain basic knowledge and operating experience of HPLC, GC, UV, IR, TLC and Dissolution.
The workshop benefits those who are not able or willing to wait for many months to secure a suitable opportunity in their field of interest. The workshop is intentionally limited to four participants in order to provide each person with individual attention and ample opportunity to operate HPLC, GC, UV and IR.
Chromak research also conducts comprehensive laboratory training courses. These courses include extensive hands on training in HPLC, GC, TLC, UV, IR, Dissolution, standard laboratory equipment, GMP, GLP, methods development, methods validation and troubleshooting. Students are provided with extensive practical experience and on the job training until placement. Upon completion of laboratory training course, students will attain the level of competence similar to one year of industrial laboratory experience.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND This course is recommended for chemists who are not currently using HPLC, GC and those who are seeking employment in analytical chemistry. During the past decade or so instrumentation has changed analytical chemistry in a very significant way. In a typical analytical laboratory today almost sixty percent of the activities involve some type of chromatography.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
Chromak research provides following additional services free of charge to all applicants participating in the HPLC workshop.
1. Resume update to include HPLC hands on experience. Resume format is well-tested and proven effective in the industry.
2. Tips on how to prepare for interview, how to handle the interview and how to succeed in an interview.
3. Some Dos and Donts.
4. How to get the edge over competition.
5. List of most commonly asked questions and answers.
6. After completing the four-day workshop students may be eligible for on the job training.
7. Placement assistance includes direct referral to companies and through selected agencies.
Applicants are advised to continue reading course material and ask questions during and after completing the workshop. Special sessions can be arranged prior to attending interview. SECTION J
PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL PROGRAM/ COURSE APPROVAL NOTICE
NAME OF SCHOOL: CHROMAK RESEARCH, INC.
ADDRESS: 350 CAMPUS DRIVE, SOMERSET, NJ 08873
TELEPHONE NO.: 732 560 1366 DIRECTOR: DR. ONKAR S. TOMER
REQUEST DATE: 01/13/01 EFFECTIVE DATE: 03/01/01
CHROMATOGRAPHY TRAINING 32 $ 1000 0 0 0 0 0 $ 1000
INTERMEDIATE CHROMATOGRAPHY TRAINING 128 $ 4000 0 0 0 0 0 $ 4000
ADVANCED CHROMATOGRAPHY 264 $ 8000 0 0 0 0 0 $ 8000
NEW PROGRAM/ COURSE: _______________ EXISTING PROGRAM/ COURSE CHANGE: ___________
COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________________
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST PRIVATE TRAINING UNIT DATE OFFICE OF SCHOOL-TO-CAREER & COLLEGE INITIATIVES
CHROMAK RESEARCH, INC. (732) 560-1366 Fax (732) 560-9321 ENROLLMENT AGREEMENT & REGISTRATION FORMChromatography Training Workshop
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Date (s) Available Hours: 8:30am to 5:30pm Saturdays, 8:00am to 4:30pm Weekdays.
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SEND YOUR REMITTANCE by check or money order payable to Chromak Research, Inc.
TRAINING SITE: Chromak Research, Inc., 350 Campus Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873
LENGTH OF COURSE: Introductory (32 hours); Intermediate (128 hours); Advanced (224) Open Entry/ Open Exit
TERMS and CONDITIONS:
1. A full refund will be given if a written cancellation/withdrawal notice is received within three working days after the enrollment agreement is signed by both parties even if the instruction has begun. All other refunds will be pro-rated by days in attendance.
2. Students enrolled in Intermediate and Advanced program will receive written confirmation for acceptance, which will stipulate termination policy during first ten (10) days in training. Students must notify program Director, in writing, of date of withdrawal prior to completion of program.
3. Make-up sessions will be arranged if a student is unable to attend the scheduled day(s) or a workshop is canceled due to any cause or incidental weather beyond the control of Chromak Research Chromatography Workshop
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COURSE OUTLINE
A Theory, Practical and Instrumentation
This course concentrates on theory of separation in HPLC, GC, and operation of HPLC, GC, TLC, UV, IR and dissolution equipment. Hands on training include analysis of tablets, capsules, injections, bulk drug substances, validation of analytical methods, calibration of laboratory instruments and troubleshooting. Additional topics include current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) and FDA audits.
1. Introduction
Historical Perspective Comparison of gas and liquid chromatography Modern GC equipment Packed and Capillary columns Modern HPLC equipment Chromatography parameters Modes of liquid chromatography Normal phase Reverse phase
2. Practical and Theoretical Principles
Chromatographic process Resolution Capacity factor Selectivity Efficiency Void volume
3. Chromatographic Analysis
Mobile phase Flow rate Column, pre-column and guard column Column care Priming and purging the pump Sample preparation Standard preparation System suitability Calculation
4. Gradient Elution
Purpose of gradient elution Gradient profiles Applications Practical considerations
5. Liquid Chromatography Instrumentation
Pump Injector Column Detector Integrator
6. Gas Chromatography Instrumentation
Injector Column Detector Integrator
7. Columns
Column hardware Pre-columns and guard columns Stationary phase Support Particle size Pore size
8. Normal Phase Chromatography
Introduction Retention mechanism Solvent strength Problems with silica and alumina Applications
9. Reverse Phase Chromatography
Basic principles Bonded phase preparation Surface structure Retention mechanism Column selection Solvents Paired ion chromatography Applications
10. Ion Exchange Chromatography
Separation principles in ion exchange Ion exchange columns Mobile phase
11. Size Exclusion
Separation principles Gel Permeation vs. Gel Filtration Column selection Solvents Calibration Applications
12. Packed column GC
Support Stationary phase Applications
13. Capillary Column GC
Stationary phase Internal diameter Applications
INSTRUMENT OPERATION
Attendees will operate HPLC, GC system throughout the entire workshop and perform analysis of the following samples:
-Pharmaceuticals -Food supplements -Specialty chemicals -Natural products
In addition to HPLC, four days training includes following programs. Six week and three month courses include advanced topics, project work and extensive practice
AUDIO VIDEO PRESENTATIONS
-DISSOLUTION; Slide Tape from FDA -HPLC, GC; Video Audio Presentation -FDA Inspection; Video Audio Presentation -Weighing, Pipeting and pH; Video Audio Presentation
HANDS ON TRAINING IN THE FOLLOWING INSTRUMENTS
Introduction General procedure Carrier gas Capillary column Packed column Detectors Sample analysis Calculation Documentation
Introduction General procedure Solvent system Stationary phase Plate development Plate visualization Documentation
Summary Principle Dissolution medium Apparatus Instrument set up Calibration Sample analysis Acceptance criteria
Purpose Requirements Document Trail Analyst Training Written and validated test procedures Calibration and maintenance of equipment Record keeping Check and review of raw data, calculations Retest and re-sample
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Each workshop will be limited to only four to six participants. They are open to all qualified applicants subject to availability of space on a first-come, first-serve basis. Interested candidates are advised to register as soon as possible. Fees include Tuition, Course materials and Instructors notes.
WORKSHOP HOURS
8:30AM to 5:30PM Saturday, 8:00AM to 4:30PM Weekdays.
REGISTRATION/ TUITION
A tuition fee of $500 for each two days of workshop will be charged to all attendees. All are requested to return the enclosed registration form along with the current resume and check or money order payable to Chromak Research, Inc.
Chromak Research, Inc. 350 Campus Drive Somerset, NJ 08873
Following the registration, attendees will receive course material for study at home. Course material includes twenty most commonly asked questions and their answers. Student should be able to understand the questions and their answers prior to attending the HANDS ON TRAINING.
For more information: Call (732) 560 1366 Fax (732) 560 9321
TARVEL DIRECTIONSTO CHROMAK RESEARCH, INC. 350 Campus Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732) 560 1366
1. From Route 287 Take Route 287 to Exit 12 (Western Canal Road). Make left at the bottom of the ramp. Go to the first traffic light (Ramada Inn on left) and turn left. Go to second traffic light and turn left again. This is Campus Dive. Chromak Research is the 5th building on your right.
2. From Route 22 and Route 78
Take Route 287 South to Exit 12, follow as in 1 above.
3. From Turnpike and Route 1
Take Route 287 North to Exit 12, follow as in 1 above.
4. From Garden State Parkway
Take Route 22 West and then Route 287 South or take 287 North to Exit 12, follow as in 1 above.
5. From Route 80 and Route 46
Take Route 287 South to Exit 12, follow as in 1 above. |
