I have a masters degree, am a licensed occupational therapist by trade and have been an executive director overseeing several healthcare organizations where I handle all regulatory compliance along with typical financial and operational needs. I am looking to Segway into the pharmaceutical industry as I find it fascinating and believe I could be good at it. What would best assist me in getting my foot in the door? A cert in it? An additional masters in data science? Is there another type of role I am not aware of that would be a better fit with similar remote/salary opportunities? submitted ..read more

I'm really curious what everyone thinks of these roles. I'm coming from outside surgical sales in the operating room, but my situation has changed. What does it take to succeed and move up in these roles? How many people move up? submitted by /u/unsweetenedpureleaf [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm a pharmacy student from South America and in my country there aren't many pharmacists, so it's pretty easy to find a job in industry and the pay is good. But I was wondering, if I ever wanted to work in the industry in the US, should I do an internship? I've read and seen on some tiktoks that it's not too easy to work in industry for a pharmacist, and that most of them have to do an internship on some company first and then see if they give them some job in there. If I was able to find a job in industry in here, do you guys think it'd be possible for me to maybe end up working in the US f ..read more

not a college guy, just a caring older brother... my little brother just graduated for his academic doctorates in pharma from a USA top ten school, I'm hoping to get him something nice for his graduation gift, I'm an autobody guy so i literally have no idea what to get that would be meaningful, but i know where to look! thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Crypto_Jew [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Just curious to compare myself to others in the same boat! Bonus question: Where are you mostly finding job listings?(i.e LinkedIn, indeed, company careers panel) submitted by /u/P0ptarts1 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Just wondering if working in a hospital or elsewhere in a role related to your license poses a conflict of interest while working in pharma. submitted by /u/thro0away12 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I just received an interview offer for the Pfizer Summer Growth Program, specifically operations supply chain (even though that’s not what I applied for??). Can anyone tell me what kind of questions they might ask and how I can prepare? submitted by /u/AllNamesAreTaken-_- [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

The market includes a diverse range of service providers, including contract research organizations (CROs) and academic research organizations (AROs). Outsourcing can also help reduce drug development costs. New technologies such as AI, ML, and robotics are being used to improve the efficiency and accuracy of drug discovery activities, which is augmenting growth of the drug discovery outsourcing industry. submitted by /u/BroccoliTop7390 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Wondering if the group is well known in the HEOR/pharmacoeconomics space, and if its work is regarded as high quality. Considering one of its trainings to help build some basic understanding of the topic. submitted by /u/adifferentGOAT [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Does your company incorporate this into sales training? Is it mostly on site or virtual? What kind of feedback is offered? Any insights would be great! submitted by /u/ifyoulikepinacolada6 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more