Thursday, July 14, 2011

How to Get a Job as a CRA -- July 14, 2011

Having trouble viewing this email? View in Browser.

Career Insider
   Thursday, July 14, 2011 Advertising Information
subscriptions careernetwork news hotbeds careerfairs
Facebook  |  Linked In  |  Twitter  |  RSS  |  Subscribe

TOP SPONSOR

Saint Joseph's University

Our Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Marketing MBA for Executives is thoughtfully designed to accommodate demanding careers and busy travel schedules while remaining true to our tradition of academic excellence and personal achievement. You have the flexibility to enroll in our accelerated Online MBA format or Classroom MBA format.

For more information, please visit: www.sju.edu/epharma
Special Feature
How to Get a Job as a CRA
How to Get a Job as a CRA? By Somaraju Lokaranjan, PM, i3 Research

Science graduates have always fared less in remuneration and benefits compared to engineering graduates. They have always wanted a career option in science which gives them a comparable salary and a steady career path. The average salary for a CRA ranges from 40,000 to 60,000 USD but is also country specific as per national standards and subsequently better within life science jobs.

Clinical Research is one of those career options which can fulfill your dreams and put you on an interesting career path with a faster growth ladder if you are the right person for the profile. There are examples in Industry where, in a span of five-six years entry level, CRAs have progressed to become project managers and higher related positions higher related positions. More...


Join us for the 40th Annual Meeting of the American College of Clinical Pharmacology, Sept. 11-13, 2011 at the Crowne Plaza Chicago O'Hare Hotel, Chicago (Rosemont), IL, covering a wide range of current, relevant topics as noted below. CME and CPE credits available for registered attendees.

• Transdermal Delivery Systems
• Opioids and Psychotropic Drugs
• First-in-Human Clinical Trials
• Model-based Drug Development
• Biotherapeutic Dose Selection Strategies
• Drug Safety vs. Disease Treatment
• Quantitative Clinical Pharmacology in Inflammation & Immunology
• Imaging Techniques in Drug Development
• Bridging Clinical Trials
• Innovations in Pharmacoepideomiology
• Hormone Therapy in Menopausal Women

Keynote speakers include: Francis S. Collins, MD, PhD, Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on Sunday, Sept 11th and Anne Schuchat, MD, Director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NICRD) on Monday, Sept 12th.

Additional information about the ACCP 40th Annual Meeting and the Preliminary Program are available online or contact TStevens@ACCP1.org.


HOT JOB: BioSpace is seeking a News Content Specialist to report the morning news! Apply here.


Test Your Resume: Resumeter is the only technology that helps you beat the computerized screening process. Try it here!

More Features


5 Common Reasons Resumes Get Discarded More...
What to Do When HR Doesn't Call More...
5 Tips to Avoid Fake Job Postings More...
5 Tips to be a Great Co-Worker More...
Ignore These 10 Outdated Pieces of Career Advice More...

More Career Features
 
Who's Who
• Medivation, Inc. (MDVN) Names Stewart Hallett Vice President of Clinical Operations More...
• Selexis SA CEO Elected to Board of Affitech A/S More...
• Alfred E. Smith IV Appointed to Provectus Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Board of Directors More...
• Stuart Fuchs Joins Provectus Pharmaceuticals Inc.'s Corporate Advisory Board More...
• CARBOGEN AMCIS Names Mark C. Griffiths Chief Executive Officer More...

More Who's Who
Tower: Facebook

Top Jobs
BioCapital (Rockville, Maryland)

Human Genome Sciences, Inc.
Associate Director, Biostatistics
Improve your resume for this job, click here.
As a member of the Biostatistics department, you will be responsible for providing statistical leadership to several indications and studies in the immunology program and other therapeutic areas. You will also contribute to the departments growth and development with respect to continued evolution of statistical methodology and department procedures. You will provide statistically sound scientific guidance to peers, collaborators outside the Biostatistics department, and senior management. You will be expected to participate in and facilitate the decision making process.

Biotech Bay (Menlo Park, California)

Calysta BioSystems, Inc.
Senior Scientist, Fermentation Specialist
Improve your resume for this job, click here.
The successful candidate will support microbial strain, pathway and enzyme engineering programs within the company developing fermentation protocols for growth of non-standard microorganisms. Industry experience in the optimization of growth conditions and scale-up of organisms other than E. coli and S. cerevisiae is highly desirable.

Biotech Beach (San Diego, California)

Human BioMolecular Research Institute
Enzymologist/Molecular Biologist
Improve your resume for this job, click here.
An advanced position to enhance independent professional development of the scientist; help design and conduct a research program within the area of active research of Senior or Staff Scientist; help establish scientific direction of program; provide new research or managerial expertise to research program and provide scientific leadership within field of expertise.

Bio NC (Holly Springs, North Carolina)

ClinForce
Analytical Laboratory Specialist
Improve your resume for this job, click here.
Successful candidate will be responsible for the following: Support multiple projects in the Manufacturing Science and Technology (MS&T) analytical laboratory. Primary focus is to assist in assay support for process samples generated at the manufacturing commercial scale and MS&T laboratories etc.

Southern Pharm (Fayetteville, Arkansas)

INEOS Bio
Associate Scientist, Analytical Development
Improve your resume for this job, click here.
The Analytical Chemist will assume a leading role in the identification, development and implementation of analytical methodology required to support the commercialization and enhancement of the INEOS Bio Process. As a result, the Analytical Chemist will have a direct impact on the rate and extent of development of the Company's technology and, by extension, its business. Areas of focus will include biomass gasification, syngas processing and syngas fermentation, with an emphasis on the latter.

Test Your Resume: Resumeter is the only technology that helps you beat the computerized screening process. Try it here!

• Get Noticed! Add your resume to the BioSpace Career Center!
• See more than 5,000 job postings in the BioSpace Career Center!

HeadHtml
•  Shire plc Gains West Coast Presence with Advanced BioHealing, Inc.; Looks to Hire 50 More...
•  GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Says Jobs at its Scottish Plant are Safe More...
•  Merck Serono Reorganizes R&D, Attracts Former Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (BMY) Medical Head More...

More Top Stories
Career Fairs

Biotech Beach Career Fair

Job seekers can spend a day with HR representatives and hiring managers from top biotech, pharma, medical device and diagnostics companies in the Southern California region.

Candidates with a 4-year degree in the life sciences and a minimum of 2 years of industry-related experience are invited to attend. (Equivalent work experience may be considered in lieu of a four-year college degree. PhD and Postdoc candidates welcome.)

Exhibiting companies are recruiting for positions in areas such as: QA/QC, clinical research, engineering, manufacturing, biostatistics, clinical data management, chemistry, regulatory affairs, and research.

Job seekers may register here.

Biotech Beach Career Fair, San Diego, CA September 22, 2011
BioMidwest Career Fair, Chicago, IL October 4, 2011
Pharm Country Career Fair, Bridgewater, NJ October 5, 2011
Biotech Bay Career Fair, Burlingame, CA October 11, 2011
Bio NC Career Fair, Durham, NC October 20, 2011
BioCapital Beach Career Fair, Bethesda, MD November 1, 2011
Genetown Career Fair, Cambridge, MA November 7, 2011

More information about BioSpace's Career Fairs

BioSpace White Paper
Biotech Career Fairs For Job Seekers 101: Control Your Experience
By June Salvati, BioSpace Director of Events and Corporate Services
Career Resources
Career Change Resume Advice Thank You Notes
Cover Letters Networking Your Job Offer
Internships On the Job Resignation
Interviews Self Assessment Job Industry
Finding a Job Salary Diversity
References
Helpful Tools
Job Seeker Login Most Recent Jobs Search Jobs
Post Resume Career Fairs Career Resources
Contact Us

Post Your: News | Jobs | Company Profile | Event | Advertising / Sponsorship

BioSpace, Inc.
6465 South Greenwood Plaza, Suite 400
Centennial, Colorado 80111 U.S.A.
Phone: 877-277-7585
Fax: 800-595-2929
BioSpace, Inc.
90 New Montgomery Street, Suite 414
San Francisco, California 94105 U.S.A.
Phone: 877-277-7585
Fax: 415-576-9217

Send questions and comments to the BioSpace News Beat Team.

Editor & Publisher: Rosemary Do
Editorial & Production Staff: Lana Ho, Suvarna Sheth, Matt Thwin, Maysa Darwish

BioSpace.com - Life. Science. Community.

WEDDLE's 2008 User's Choice Award for Best Job Boards
 
Legal Notice

• BioSpace is a registered trademark of BioSpace, Inc.
• Please distribute this e-cast freely.
• Credit any excerpts as follows:
Copyright 2011 BioSpace http://www.biospace.com
• While BioSpace and its agents used their best efforts in collecting and preparing the information published herein, we do not assume, and hereby disclaim, any liability for any loss or damage caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions resulted from negligence, accident or other causes.
 
Subscribe/Unsubscribe

If someone forwarded this news to you and you'd like to receive your own complimentary copy, simply Subscribe here.

Safely unsubscribe from Biospace.com e-mail at any time by managing your account here.
 


No comments: