A lot of the jobs I look at requires a lot of certifications or a masters. Even the entry level Clinical research assistant is hard to get into without proper experience.
The best advice i can give is research your local hospital or clinic amd ask to speak with research departments. Tell them your interests and your skills. Since you are graduate, you r a good fit.
I work as a CRC with only a bachelors in biology. Make sure you're applying for the entry level position. The mid-level positions require some certifications.
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This is what I plan to do during my gap years. Thank you for sharing this.
A lot of the jobs I look at requires a lot of certifications or a masters. Even the entry level Clinical research assistant is hard to get into without proper experience.
Love this video! Thank youu
How to begin as CRC? I have found some courses online, but I'm not sure about them. I am an international medical graduate
The best advice i can give is research your local hospital or clinic amd ask to speak with research departments. Tell them your interests and your skills. Since you are graduate, you r a good fit.
I work as a CRC with only a bachelors in biology. Make sure you're applying for the entry level position. The mid-level positions require some certifications.