Are Clinical Research Jobs all REMOTE or IN-PERSON? I Assistant, Associate, Coordinator, Research RN

Do you always have to go in to the job in-person or are there also Clinical Research Jobs that I can do from home virtual? Find out in this video exactly what proportion of Clinical Research Jobs are remote/virtual, what that really means for your day-to-day work life and how that will change depending on where you work.
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[@meghabapat1953]

There Is any job in clinical research organisation???
I need more information..can we talk??

[@anamiikarahman1238]

I see no frame with my photo 🤨

[@jikirobert2997]

Hello ma'am. I am International student from India thinking of pursuing a PG diploma course in Clinical research. Will it be sufficient to land a role in research field?

[@thebrownfeministcanada]

depends where you are doing the PGD

[@jikirobert2997]

No exams are required to start from an entry level job?

[@thebrownfeministcanada]

@@jikirobert2997 in Canada clinical research positions typically don't do exams rather they do several interviews

[@jikirobert2997]

@@thebrownfeministcanada Okay that's great. Thank you.

[@simphiwecyprial901]

Hi, if u on a different country n u want to apply for a paid research assistant position like on Linkin, indeed etc..how does that work, do u hv to get yoself there n everything (flights, accommodation, when do they start paying u etc) cos u can imagine how challenging some of the things I mentioned may be if u from another country

[@thebrownfeministcanada]

Hello, to my knowledge Canadian companies dont hire international candidates for clinical research jobs. Whenever i mention international , it is meant for either international students who are in Canada on a study permit, or people already here on a work permit or PR.

[@simphiwecyprial901]

Thank you for yo response ❤.. Was referring to USA...I'll complete my step exams n send as many emails as i can, someone's bound to answer😅😊​@@thebrownfeministcanada

[@medstudy1229]

Which course we do for working in clinical research industry

[@fiveelementhealing6332]

Can we do clinical research with Ayurvedic background kindly help

[@anamiikarahman1238]

Where is my photo

[@anslinsusan859]

Hi, maam..can a candidate get job in Clinical Research after completing microbiology or biotechnology(masters) also what should a person with Biotechnology background study in Canada to get job in Clinical Research field ?
Thankyou.

[@thebrownfeministcanada]

Hello Anslin, that's a great question. The short answer is YES. In fact, I myself did my Bachelor's in Biotech and my master's in Microbiology & Immunology, and I am currently working in Clinical Research. I am providing links to two of my videos which can provide details about how to go about transitioning from the lab to the world of clinical research. Hope they are of help:
th-cam.com/video/EmZnoCW5Lis/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/-z2PX3nBJzo/w-d-xo.html

[@anslinsusan859]

@@thebrownfeministcanada thankyou Maam

[@beenajacob586]

@@thebrownfeministcanada Nurse Practitioners who move into clinical research, do you see the salaries are the same as when they worked in patient care?

[@thebrownfeministcanada]

@@beenajacob586 Hi. I have not seen many NPs in clinical research. The few I saw were appointed into PI (principal investigator) positions. So their salary was structured very differently in clinical research. A lot of PI positions have a small salary, portions of it can come from research grants they win, some PIs teach and are affiliated with a university. So salary structures are different from full time clinical roles and can't really be compared head to head.
But my experience is pure from academic and hospital RI settings. I'm sure in Pharma and industry it works differently. Although I believe NPs in clinical research have a lot more flexibility and work life balance.

[@thebrownfeministcanada]

Hi Anslin, I just posted a video on this exact topic so you might find it useful. Here it is
th-cam.com/video/YqRrHF-w1oI/w-d-xo.html

[@medstudy1229]

I am dr from India