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Elizabeth Mercer transitioned into Healthcare Communications after spending six years in Consumer and Tech PR. As an Associate Director, her role is diverse, encompassing content development, storytelling through writing, client service, and business development. Each day brings new challenges and opportunities. Interested in learning more about the Healthcare Communications sector? Click here: https://bit.ly/43aVZxS #HealthcareCommunications #MedicalWriting #PharmaCareers #MedComms #NewJob #GraduateJobs #CareersWithPurpose #CareersInScience #CareersinHealth #Communication #Creativity #Health #HealthcareComms #JobSearch #AccountManager #Marketing #MarketAccess #ScientificWriting #ScientificCommunication #PatientEngagement #BiomedicalScience #Medicine #Dentistry #BiologicalScience #Psychology #Pharma #Pharmacology #LifeSciences #HealthAwarenessCampaigns

Are you looking for a career where you can use your scientific knowledge to improve the health and well-being of people? Consider a role in Healthcare Communications where you will be constantly learning and adapting to the latest developments in healthcare. From understanding new treatments to navigating evolving regulations, there's always something new to discover. Find out more about opportunities in Healthcare Communications: https://bit.ly/43aVZxS Many thanks to Debbie Young for sharing her insights. #HealthcareCommunications #MedicalWriting #PharmaCareers #MedComms #NewJob #GraduateJobs #CareersWithPurpose #CareersInScience #CareersinHealth #Communication #Creativity #Health #HealthcareComms #JobSearch #AccountManager #Marketing #MarketAccess #ScientificWriting #ScientificCommunication #PatientEngagement #BiomedicalScience #Medicine #Dentistry #BiologicalScience #Psychology #Pharma #Pharmacology #LifeSciences #HealthAwarenessCampaigns

The One Hack I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Career in Medical Laboratory Science When I first stepped into the world of medical laboratory science, I thought success would be about mastering technical skills and understanding diagnostics. And while that’s true, I’ve realized there’s one secret that can make or break your career in this field: Collaboration is everything. Sure, we’re the experts behind the scenes, running complex tests and providing doctors with the data to make life-saving decisions. However, the true impact of our work lies in how well we communicate and collaborate with the larger healthcare team. Here’s what I wish someone had told me on Day 1: 👉 It’s not just about the results; it’s about the story they tell. Learning how to explain findings in a way that clinicians can act on quickly. 👉 Build relationships with other departments. Strong connections with pathologists, nurses, and doctors can streamline processes and improve patient outcomes. 👉 Stay curious and open to feedback. Sometimes, clinicians’ questions will challenge you to think beyond the lab—embracing it as an opportunity for growth. If I’d understood the power of collaboration earlier, I would have saved countless hours navigating miscommunications and seen even greater patient impact from our work. #MedicalLaboratoryScience #HealthcareCollaboration #CareerTips #LabLife

🤷♀️ What's the 411 on stepping stone roles? What are they, and should I apply for these types of jobs as a way to eventually transition into field Medical Affairs?   These are great questions, and ones we hear from job seekers at all levels: students approaching the end of their educational journey, healthcare professionals looking for a career shift, researchers desiring something beyond the bench... 👨🔬   If you've ever asked yourself these questions, be sure to check out today's MSL 411 episode! 🎙 Ashley and Linda hone in on a few key stepping stone roles, and how to weigh these options with your end goal in mind for the best chances of success. 💚   Click the link to view the full episode: https://lnkd.in/g3XV6pCa #MSL411 #weareSEMbio #MedicalAffairs #MSL #SteppingStoneRoles

Key Insights on Medical Directors in Pharma and Biotech As we explore the changing landscape of the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, I've discovered ten crucial insights from the latest talent report that highlight the role of Medical Directors. Here's what you should know: 1. Total Talent Pool: 6,691 professionals are actively shaping this field, including 3,714 Medical Directors, 1,581 Senior Medical Directors, and 1,396 Associate Medical Directors. 2. High Demand: Medical Directors are in great demand, with total job postings exceeding job changes by 31%. 3. Gender Diversity: The talent pool shows nearly perfect gender balance, with 51% female and 49% male professionals. 4. Compensation Insights: The average base salary is a strong $285,200, ranging from $195,000 to $432,000, emphasizing promising career opportunities. 5. Education Leaders: Rutgers University and Harvard Medical School lead in educational excellence, producing 178 and 160 graduates, respectively. 6. Tenure and Turnover: The median tenure in current roles is 2.6 years, suggesting a dynamic career path within the industry. 7. Hidden Gem Locations: Talent hotspots include Greater Philadelphia, Greater Chicago, and Los Angeles — important areas for recruitment and growth. 8. Employer Value Propositions: A remarkable 87% of professionals agree that excellent compensation and benefits are essential, making them key factors in employer appeal. 9. Top Employers: Pfizer leads with 459 Medical Directors, closely followed by industry leaders like AbbVie and Amgen. 10. Top Cities for Talent: New York City, Greater Boston, and the San Francisco Bay Area stand out as top cities with the most Medical Directors. Stay tuned for Part 2 next week for a deeper analysis! #MedicalDirectors #Pharma #Biotech #TalentManagement #CareerInsights #ProfessionalGrowth

Making the move from a medical role to one in industry often feels overwhelming. My clients have usually spent hours googling alternative medical careers/jobs before they reach out to me. They often tell me that the more they look, the more confused they are! And it’s no surprise, there’s so many opportunities for medics to transition into but navigating that process can be tricky. When you work with me, you will receive access to all my resources – one of them is a structured, Excel spreadsheet which clearly headlines all of the areas you need to be thoroughly researching and importantly, collating and documenting that information in to black and white. That’s makes the process of change so much easier than have it all bubbling away in your head! If you are looking to gain clarity and direction in seeking an alternative medical career, book in for a free consultation. https://lnkd.in/eR8zQucj #careerchange #alternativemedicalcareers #careerdirection

Our Health and Medical Research Workforce Action Plan is building a robust, collaborative and diverse workforce to back our world-class medical research sector.   The Action Plan is a roadmap to address future workforce needs for the medical research sector. It includes fostering collaboration, building skills and increasing diversity. There are several initiatives under the Action Plan including an online portal delivered by BioMelbourne Network.  The portal will feature a live jobs board, making it easier to get started in – or develop – your medical research career. #MedicalResearch #MedicalResearchJobs Read more about the Workforce Action Plan at https://lnkd.in/gtT-UzFG

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