daboywonder2002
Superstar
what was the biggest bag you made doing sales? like the biggest check you saw
Anyone in biotech or pharma?
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what was the biggest bag you made doing sales? like the biggest check you saw
OneManGang
Veteran
I'm a pharmacist and would love to parlay this into a consultant position at some point.
DamienWayne
Superstar
bump
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
you have a lot of good opportunities breh
OneManGang
Veteran
Talk to me bro
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
honest just sharpen your resume up, get your linked in popping and look around on zip recruiter/glassdoor/indeed/etc
you should be able to find a lucrative position as some sort of pharmacy consultant with a biopharm co. Or as a pharmacy billing consultant with an insurance company. Find a private specialty pharmacy or concierge pharmacy to work with. They will all need a pharmacist on staff.
just brainstorming, but there’s a lot out there, just need to dig around in the right places.
daboywonder2002
Superstar
Let me ask ya'll in here. Is this a bad time to be looking for jobs? TLR said it is but I think it depends on the industry you're looking in. I plan on still applying to biotech/pharma and heathcare companies.
daboywonder2002
Superstar
Any updates or anyone get a promotion yet? Applied for a regulatory affairs specialist positon at Medtronic and of course got rejected. NOt gonna give up though, I know there's a job in biotech i should be able to land
DamienWayne
Superstar
plenty of companies hiring in denver
daboywonder2002
Superstar
What are some good companies that I should look into? Opportunities for advancement, diversity(not afraid to hire blacks), and pay well. Prefer Raleigh or Philly but open to the DMV area or Atlanta. Been applying to PPD, Paraxel, and Iqvia
daboywonder2002
Superstar
Queston for ya'll. I'm torn between entering the informatics side or if i want to do something else like Regulatory affairs, CRA or Project Management. The problem with informatics is I don't know SQL, r, python or tablaeu and it would probably take me about a year or more to learn it. I can watch youtube videos all I want. That doesn't mean I should put it on my resume. I know it's a lot of money on the informatics side. But if i pick a NON IT career, I would still maybe start entry level. Meaning starting off in QA for regulatory jobs or being a CRC to be a CRA.
DamienWayne
Superstar
aloy of money in projrct managment, 6 figures
daboywonder2002
Superstar
A lot of money on the business side of Biotech? But anything dealing with data is a lot of money too. When it comes to salary potential and work life balance- would you go with the informatics side or business side?
OneManGang
Veteran
Posted in another thread but I want to get into industry as a Medical Science Liaison or something along those lines. Inpatient Pharmacist currently. I have the resume I just need the opportunity. Tired of going in to the hospital everyday
@CSquare43 can you help this breh out?