Your video came at the right time as i have an interview in 3 days with a canadian researcher (im streeessseeeed, but seeing you talk about it so calmly reassured me. It's nice to receive advice from a woman in stem too ! ). Lot of love from France
This was so useful for me, I am not at al in the medical sciences field, but going for a research assistant job in social sciences, but it was still super interesting to know what kinds of questions might pop up!
I’m gonna have an interview in a couple of days for a postgraduate associate position at one of the ivy league’s uni’s, which is amazing yet a bit intimidating. They asked me to prepare a 15 min presentation about my research experience and future plans. On their website it was stated that the position is for one year with a possibility of a renewal. I mentioned in my application that I intent to apply for a PhD this up coming fall. In US the application process takes a year, so it fits. So it’s okay if I will mention that during the interview, right? I want to take my masters thesis presentation and adapt it. Hope it will be okay. Sorry, just texting it here cuz I’m both nervous and excited and I finally saw someone in my field in a top university here on UA-cam haha! You are amazing!!!!!
What’s the difference between an academic and industry research assistant position? I’m applying to a RA job at my local hospital as an undergrad medical student
I have my interview schedule on 31 March for the Junior research assistant in field of pathology what question should I prepare myself for. Job description involve pharmacokinetics drug lab
It's possible to apply for UROPs or email individual professors to see if they are willing to host an undergrad. There are also easter/summer internships you can apply to in larger biopharmas/institutions, keep in mind that these deadlines tend to be quite early!
thank you!! sometimes I'd ask about in vivo work (cause I don't feel very comfortable working with mice) and also how the pandemic has impacted their work (I started 2021) to see how they adapted their experiments/research
@@biomedwithvy ahhh okay, I have an interview with Cambridge uni as a research assistant which would involve a lot of in-vivo work if I did get the job 😳
Thank you for the great advice! I used your video for my interview preparation, and was just offered a research assistant role at my university!!
so glad I could help, congratulations! 🥳
this video came in the perfect time for me, i'm preparing for a interviw in a virology lab on tuesday! thank you for the information :)
All the best! 😊
I’m currently preparing for an interview for junior RA , your video helps me a lot !!!
Your video came at the right time as i have an interview in 3 days with a canadian researcher (im streeessseeeed, but seeing you talk about it so calmly reassured me. It's nice to receive advice from a woman in stem too ! ). Lot of love from France
You’ve absolutely got this, hope it went well! Seeing this comment made me so happy and it’s great meeting a fellow woman in STEM 😊
Thank you so much i was tensed as i hv an interview for the research assistant tomorrow this information gave me confidence to move ahead ❤
this is undergrad internship research training. so i don’t think they’ll ask such knowledge based because they’re going to train us
Thank you for the intelligent tips 🎉
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This was so useful for me, I am not at al in the medical sciences field, but going for a research assistant job in social sciences, but it was still super interesting to know what kinds of questions might pop up!
I'm glad that it was translatable and you found it helpful! 😊😊
thank you for this vidoe. I have an interview for a potential summer placement and this video has helped me prepare.
I’m gonna have an interview in a couple of days for a postgraduate associate position at one of the ivy league’s uni’s, which is amazing yet a bit intimidating. They asked me to prepare a 15 min presentation about my research experience and future plans. On their website it was stated that the position is for one year with a possibility of a renewal. I mentioned in my application that I intent to apply for a PhD this up coming fall. In US the application process takes a year, so it fits. So it’s okay if I will mention that during the interview, right? I want to take my masters thesis presentation and adapt it. Hope it will be okay. Sorry, just texting it here cuz I’m both nervous and excited and I finally saw someone in my field in a top university here on UA-cam haha! You are amazing!!!!!
What’s the difference between an academic and industry research assistant position? I’m applying to a RA job at my local hospital as an undergrad medical student
I have my interview schedule on 31 March for the Junior research assistant in field of pathology what question should I prepare myself for.
Job description involve pharmacokinetics drug lab
Is it possible to get any research related part time jobs while being an undergrad student
It's possible to apply for UROPs or email individual professors to see if they are willing to host an undergrad. There are also easter/summer internships you can apply to in larger biopharmas/institutions, keep in mind that these deadlines tend to be quite early!
Loved the video, what kind of questions did you ask your interviewer?
thank you!! sometimes I'd ask about in vivo work (cause I don't feel very comfortable working with mice) and also how the pandemic has impacted their work (I started 2021) to see how they adapted their experiments/research
@@biomedwithvy ahhh okay, I have an interview with Cambridge uni as a research assistant which would involve a lot of in-vivo work if I did get the job 😳
Can you help to choose bio medical science or nursing which is good??🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲 I’m so confused 😕
this was so good