MSc, PharmD Vu Van Linh is a specialist in Clinical Pharmacy and Hospital Pharmacy Management, currently serving as the Head of the Pharmacy Department at Vinmec Ha Long International Hospital. With a solid academic background and many years of experience in hospital pharmacy, Mr. Linh has made significant contributions to building, operating, and developing a pharmaceutical management system that meets international standards — enhancing treatment outcomes and ensuring medication safety for patients.

Graduating from Hanoi University of Pharmacy — one of Vietnam’s leading institutions for pharmaceutical education — and later earning a Master’s degree in Pharmacy, PharmD Linh has accumulated extensive hands-on experience through his work at Ha Nam General Hospital and within the Vinmec Healthcare System. Throughout his career, he has focused on developing clinical pharmacy practices, promoting the rational, safe, effective, and cost-efficient use of medicines in patient care.

As Head of the Pharmacy Department, MSc, PharmD Vu Van Linh is responsible for organizing and overseeing all departmental operations, including the procurement, storage, and dispensing of medicines; providing consultation and supervision on medication use; and implementing pharmacovigilance and pharmacy management activities. He also plays a key role in establishing quality assurance processes, managing inventory, monitoring prescriptions, and evaluating potential drug interactions to optimize treatment outcomes and minimize risks for patients.

Beyond his professional expertise, MSc, PharmD Vu Van Linh is recognized for his leadership and dedication to training and developing the pharmacy team, encouraging continuous learning, knowledge updates, and the integration of new technologies in clinical pharmacy practice. Under his leadership, the Pharmacy Department at Vinmec Ha Long has become one of the model units within the Vinmec Health System — exemplifying standardized pharmaceutical management, digital transformation in medication control and dispensing, and the pursuit of a smart, safe, and efficient hospital model.