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Corporate jobs you can do after your healthcare degree Today we talk about ✨ Research Jobs ✨ All the roles mentioned in this reel are in the research field, and your healthcare experience makes you a great fit! Explore these positions, along with the transferable skills from your degree. 👇 ✍️ Scientific Writer: Craft clear, concise reports and scientific content. Transferable Skills: Writing skills, medical knowledge, attention to detail 📊 Clinical Research Associate: Ensure clinical trials are conducted according to regulations. Transferable Skills: Data analysis, regulatory compliance, attention to detail 🔎 Clinical Trials Associate: Support clinical trials in planning, tracking, and execution. Transferable Skills: Project management, data management, teamwork 💻 Clinical Data Manager: Manage and analyze clinical trial data. Transferable Skills: Data management, statistical analysis, organization 💉 Medical Advisor: Offer medical expertise to guide product development and marketing strategies. Transferable Skills: Medical knowledge, communication, critical thinking 🔬 Medical Affairs: Provide scientific, accurate product information to healthcare professionals and patients. Transferable Skills: Scientific research, regulatory knowledge, patient care 🧪 Medical Science Liaison: Communicate research insights between pharma companies and medical professionals. Transferable Skills: Networking, scientific communication, relationship building [research, research jobs for doctors, corporate dentist, nonclinical jobs for doctors, corporate jobs for dentists, dentists, doctors, healthcare, career switch, work from home jobs for doctors, corporate doctors, dental student, job hunt] #fyp #foryou #odigio #odigiocareers #nonclinicaljobsfordoctors #corporatedoctors #corporatedentists #doctors #dentists #healthcare #linkedin #jobs #nonclinical #dentistry #careerswitch #jobhunt #jobsearch
Corporate jobs you can do after your healthcare degree Today we talk about ✨ Research Jobs ✨ All the roles mentioned in this reel are in the research field, and your healthcare experience makes you a great fit! Explore these positions, along with the transferable skills from your degree. 👇 ✍️ Scientific Writer: Craft clear, concise reports and scientific content. Transferable Skills: Writing skills, medical knowledge, attention to detail 📊 Clinical Research Associate: Ensure clinical trials are conducted according to regulations. Transferable Skills: Data analysis, regulatory compliance, attention to detail 🔎 Clinical Trials Associate: Support clinical trials in planning, tracking, and execution. Transferable Skills: Project management, data management, teamwork 💻 Clinical Data Manager: Manage and analyze clinical trial data. Transferable Skills: Data management, statistical analysis, organization 💉 Medical Advisor: Offer medical expertise to guide product development and marketing strategies. Transferable Skills: Medical knowledge, communication, critical thinking 🔬 Medical Affairs: Provide scientific, accurate product information to healthcare professionals and patients. Transferable Skills: Scientific research, regulatory knowledge, patient care 🧪 Medical Science Liaison: Communicate research insights between pharma companies and medical professionals. Transferable Skills: Networking, scientific communication, relationship building [research, research jobs for doctors, corporate dentist, nonclinical jobs for doctors, corporate jobs for dentists, dentists, doctors, healthcare, career switch, work from home jobs for doctors, corporate doctors, dental student, job hunt] #fyp #foryou #odigio #odigiocareers #nonclinicaljobsfordoctors #corporatedoctors #corporatedentists #doctors #dentists #healthcare #linkedin #jobs #nonclinical #dentistry #careerswitch #jobhunt #jobsearch
Medical advisor for insurance Product manager Medical advisor Digital health consultant, Strategy consultant Medical Affairs Medical Science Liaison (MSL) Clinical Research, Regulatory Affairs officer Drug Safety/Pharmacovigilence officer Public health strategist These are the different roles in different types of industries. Some of these roles never existed few years back, It's a domain still evolving. Very few HCPs are there who made shift in other sectors so there is not much guidance but the way to find and apply to all these is as simple as any other job . Yes getting the job is not simple. Sometimes there is just consistent applying that gets the job done sometimes it's the additional certifications sometimes references and often times it's just luck being at the right place right time when opportunity arises. We are doing webinar on 8th March comment if you are interested and link will be shared #corporate #doctor #career
Medical advisor for insurance Product manager Medical advisor Digital health consultant, Strategy consultant Medical Affairs Medical Science Liaison (MSL) Clinical Research, Regulatory Affairs officer Drug Safety/Pharmacovigilence officer Public health strategist These are the different roles in different types of industries. Some of these roles never existed few years back, It's a domain still evolving. Very few HCPs are there who made shift in other sectors so there is not much guidance but the way to find and apply to all these is as simple as any other job . Yes getting the job is not simple. Sometimes there is just consistent applying that gets the job done sometimes it's the additional certifications sometimes references and often times it's just luck being at the right place right time when opportunity arises. We are doing webinar on 8th March comment if you are interested and link will be shared #corporate #doctor #career
I'm super surprised at all the comments and questions there are online from aspiring pharmacy students and pharmacists who want to go into pharmacy but don't know too much about what they can do in the field, so let me break it down! 1. Clinical Pharmacy (Hospital / Acute Care): requires a PharmD, highly recommended to complete a PGY1 + PGY2 in specialty (cardiology, ID, ICU, onc, etc.). Highly recommend BCPS certification for any specialty/clinical areas. These pharmacists can work anywhere in hospitals, academic centers, specialty clinics, and more. 2. Community/Retail Pharmacy: requires a PharmD, but residency is optional. There are community-based residency programs though! These pharmacists may work in chain retail pharmacies and independent pharmacies. 3. Industry Pharmacy (Pharma / Biotech): requires a PharmD but a 1-2 year fellowship is optional (still highly recommended). Fellowships can be in Medical Affairs, Regulatory, HEOR, and Safety. These pharmacists most often work in pharmaceutical companies, med affairs teams, and in clinical development. 4. Veterinary Pharmacy (HOT TOPIC): requires a PharmD and optional residency. There are PGY2 Veterinary Pharmacy programs, but I haven't met many people in this specific space. These pharmacists may work in teaching hospitals, compounding pharmacies, and even zoos! 5. Dermatology Pharmacy (clinical or industry): required PharmD and recommended PGY1 + PGY2 for ambulatory care/dermatology-focused training. I've most often heard of pharmacists transitioning into the derm field through fellowship and medical affair roles. These pharmacists may practice at derm clinics, cosmetic companies, skincare companies, and pharmaceutical companies. More in the comments ⤵️ ......... This isn't a comprehensive list but I hope it gives you a better idea of how much you can actually do as a pharmacist/how diverse this field is! If you want a breakdown of salary, lifestyle, and pros/cons of going into pharmacy, comment “PATHWAY” and I’ll make a part 2. #pharmacy #pharmacist #pharmacycareer #pharmacyschool #pharmacystudent #pharmd
I'm super surprised at all the comments and questions there are online from aspiring pharmacy students and pharmacists who want to go into pharmacy but don't know too much about what they can do in the field, so let me break it down! 1. Clinical Pharmacy (Hospital / Acute Care): requires a PharmD, highly recommended to complete a PGY1 + PGY2 in specialty (cardiology, ID, ICU, onc, etc.). Highly recommend BCPS certification for any specialty/clinical areas. These pharmacists can work anywhere in hospitals, academic centers, specialty clinics, and more. 2. Community/Retail Pharmacy: requires a PharmD, but residency is optional. There are community-based residency programs though! These pharmacists may work in chain retail pharmacies and independent pharmacies. 3. Industry Pharmacy (Pharma / Biotech): requires a PharmD but a 1-2 year fellowship is optional (still highly recommended). Fellowships can be in Medical Affairs, Regulatory, HEOR, and Safety. These pharmacists most often work in pharmaceutical companies, med affairs teams, and in clinical development. 4. Veterinary Pharmacy (HOT TOPIC): requires a PharmD and optional residency. There are PGY2 Veterinary Pharmacy programs, but I haven't met many people in this specific space. These pharmacists may work in teaching hospitals, compounding pharmacies, and even zoos! 5. Dermatology Pharmacy (clinical or industry): required PharmD and recommended PGY1 + PGY2 for ambulatory care/dermatology-focused training. I've most often heard of pharmacists transitioning into the derm field through fellowship and medical affair roles. These pharmacists may practice at derm clinics, cosmetic companies, skincare companies, and pharmaceutical companies. More in the comments ⤵️ ......... This isn't a comprehensive list but I hope it gives you a better idea of how much you can actually do as a pharmacist/how diverse this field is! If you want a breakdown of salary, lifestyle, and pros/cons of going into pharmacy, comment “PATHWAY” and I’ll make a part 2. #pharmacy #pharmacist #pharmacycareer #pharmacyschool #pharmacystudent #pharmd
the episode you have been waiting for: non lab based biochemistry jobs! i actually wished somebody would be able to break this down when i was panicking post grad lol. it’s impossible for me to summarize every thing in a 90 sec ig reel, so i did the best i can to provide most info in this short amount of time. consulting is what we consider external/agency side, means you are serving a client (in this context, pharmaceutical companies). you might have heard that consulting is quite a high paying job - it is with it’s trade offs and rather stressful hours. however you are able to be exposed to various industry problems across companies, hence it is ‘fast learning’. pharmaceutical companies also provide an array of jobs - sales and marketing, medical affairs, corporate affairs, market access etc. this is actually my personal fav! you may also explore fmcg, beauty and wellness companies as well. let me know if you want a more thorough breakdown on how you typically start in each industry - we will talk about non science jobs in the next episode ❤️ #careertips #biochemistry #biochemistryjobs #pharmaceutical #lifescience
the episode you have been waiting for: non lab based biochemistry jobs! i actually wished somebody would be able to break this down when i was panicking post grad lol. it’s impossible for me to summarize every thing in a 90 sec ig reel, so i did the best i can to provide most info in this short amount of time. consulting is what we consider external/agency side, means you are serving a client (in this context, pharmaceutical companies). you might have heard that consulting is quite a high paying job - it is with it’s trade offs and rather stressful hours. however you are able to be exposed to various industry problems across companies, hence it is ‘fast learning’. pharmaceutical companies also provide an array of jobs - sales and marketing, medical affairs, corporate affairs, market access etc. this is actually my personal fav! you may also explore fmcg, beauty and wellness companies as well. let me know if you want a more thorough breakdown on how you typically start in each industry - we will talk about non science jobs in the next episode ❤️ #careertips #biochemistry #biochemistryjobs #pharmaceutical #lifescience
there’s so much scope in corporate world we just need to explore more (bds, mbbs, bds jobs, dental students, msl, medical affairs, trending, fyp, viral ) ##trendingreels #fyp #viral #fypppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
there’s so much scope in corporate world we just need to explore more (bds, mbbs, bds jobs, dental students, msl, medical affairs, trending, fyp, viral ) ##trendingreels #fyp #viral #fypppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸 𝗶𝗻 𝗕𝗶𝗼 👉 ➡️ Launch Excellence in Medical Affairs #MedicalScienceLiaison #MSL #MedicalAffairs #SkyHealthAcademy
𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸 𝗶𝗻 𝗕𝗶𝗼 👉 ➡️ Launch Excellence in Medical Affairs #MedicalScienceLiaison #MSL #MedicalAffairs #SkyHealthAcademy
In this podcast, we explore the key differences between medical affairs and commercial roles in pharma—and how professionals in our field often serve as a bridge between these two siloed sides. We discuss the importance of maintaining legal and regulatory boundaries while still finding ways to align goals, share insights, and ultimately support better outcomes for patients. Watch the full podcast to learn how we navigate this balance and why it matters: link in bio! #Pharma #MedicalAffairs #CommercialStrategy #Compliance #Leadership #Podcast #PharmaCareers
In this podcast, we explore the key differences between medical affairs and commercial roles in pharma—and how professionals in our field often serve as a bridge between these two siloed sides. We discuss the importance of maintaining legal and regulatory boundaries while still finding ways to align goals, share insights, and ultimately support better outcomes for patients. Watch the full podcast to learn how we navigate this balance and why it matters: link in bio! #Pharma #MedicalAffairs #CommercialStrategy #Compliance #Leadership #Podcast #PharmaCareers
A day in the life of a corporate pharmacist 👩🏽‍⚕️💼 Pharmacists don’t just dispense, we educate, create, and translate clinical research into real-world impact. In medical affairs, our expertise bridges science and strategy to help improve patient outcomes. And yes… Bloom Pop keeps me energized and feeling refreshed through meetings, strategy, and impact 🧠⚡️ 👉🏽 Save this if you’re curious about non-traditional pharmacy careers 👉🏽 Share with a PharmD who needs to see this #giftedbybloom #bloompop #bloomenergy #pharmacistlife
A day in the life of a corporate pharmacist 👩🏽‍⚕️💼 Pharmacists don’t just dispense, we educate, create, and translate clinical research into real-world impact. In medical affairs, our expertise bridges science and strategy to help improve patient outcomes. And yes… Bloom Pop keeps me energized and feeling refreshed through meetings, strategy, and impact 🧠⚡️ 👉🏽 Save this if you’re curious about non-traditional pharmacy careers 👉🏽 Share with a PharmD who needs to see this #giftedbybloom #bloompop #bloomenergy #pharmacistlife
As the Vice President of Medical Affairs at Hello Heart @helloheartapp, I am proud that we stand in the gaps of healthcare for women. Not just talk, but walking the walk. Pregnancy is a beautiful time in the life of a woman, but if you have complications, know that it could be a marker of future heart disease. Hello Heart is here to bend this arc, with easy home blood pressure monitoring and heart care. #LongLiveWomen #loveyourheart❤️ #standinginthegap
As the Vice President of Medical Affairs at Hello Heart @helloheartapp, I am proud that we stand in the gaps of healthcare for women. Not just talk, but walking the walk. Pregnancy is a beautiful time in the life of a woman, but if you have complications, know that it could be a marker of future heart disease. Hello Heart is here to bend this arc, with easy home blood pressure monitoring and heart care. #LongLiveWomen #loveyourheart❤️ #standinginthegap
Medical Affairs vs Regulatory Affairs – Which Career is Right for You? Watch the full video on our YouTube channel Link mentioned in bio. Are you confused between Medical Affairs and Regulatory Affairs in the pharmaceutical industry? 🤔 Both roles are crucial, rewarding, and in high demand—but they differ in responsibilities, eligibility, and career growth. #medicalaffairs #regulatoryaffairs #pharmajobs #careerinpharma #pharmaceuticalindustry #mbbs #bds #bhms #bams #bpharm #mpha #lifesciencegraduates #ayurvedastudents #nursingstudents #dentistrygraduates #clinicalresearch #pharmacovigilance #drugdevelopment #pharmacareers #careerinpharma #drneemabisht
Medical Affairs vs Regulatory Affairs – Which Career is Right for You? Watch the full video on our YouTube channel Link mentioned in bio. Are you confused between Medical Affairs and Regulatory Affairs in the pharmaceutical industry? 🤔 Both roles are crucial, rewarding, and in high demand—but they differ in responsibilities, eligibility, and career growth. #medicalaffairs #regulatoryaffairs #pharmajobs #careerinpharma #pharmaceuticalindustry #mbbs #bds #bhms #bams #bpharm #mpha #lifesciencegraduates #ayurvedastudents #nursingstudents #dentistrygraduates #clinicalresearch #pharmacovigilance #drugdevelopment #pharmacareers #careerinpharma #drneemabisht
1. Medical Writing and Content Creation Work in medical publishing or create scientific content for journals, blogs, or pharmaceutical companies. It’s ideal for those with strong writing skills and a medical background. Can also work in neet PG companies like Marrow, Prepladder and so on! Go on to LinkedIn to find more! Instagram and YouTube Ofcourse are other platforms. 2. Health IT and Digital Health Combine medicine and technology by working on electronic medical records (EMRs), telemedicine, or app development for healthcare solutions. Go to the websites and apply! 3. Public Health and Policy Influence healthcare systems through research, advocacy, and policymaking at government or NGO levels. A degree in public health (like MPH) may be helpful. 4. Medical Affairs in Pharma Collaborate with R&D, marketing, and regulatory teams in pharmaceutical companies to provide scientific insights for drug development and promotion. This is a very progressing market especially post covid. 5. Healthcare Management and Administration Manage hospitals, clinics, or healthcare organizations. Roles involve planning, decision-making, and ensuring smooth operations. A degree like MBA in Healthcare Management can help. 6. Teaching and Academics Teach in medical colleges, universities, or online platforms. You can work as a full-time faculty member or tutor students for medical exams. This is one of the most paid jobs lol. Needs patience and hard work ofcourse! 7. Biotechnology and Medical Devices Industry Contribute to the development and sales of medical devices or biotechnology products, including diagnostic kits or surgical instruments. 8. Forensic Medicine and Criminology Assist law enforcement by performing post-mortems, analyzing evidence, or working on crime scenes to uncover medical insights. 9. Insurance and Risk Management Work with insurance companies to assess claims, review medical cases, or develop healthcare insurance policies. 10. Pharmaceutical Marketing and Sales Represent pharmaceutical products to doctors and healthcare organizations. This role blends scientific knowledge with business acumen. Next episode is part 2 of non clinical careers
1. Medical Writing and Content Creation Work in medical publishing or create scientific content for journals, blogs, or pharmaceutical companies. It’s ideal for those with strong writing skills and a medical background. Can also work in neet PG companies like Marrow, Prepladder and so on! Go on to LinkedIn to find more! Instagram and YouTube Ofcourse are other platforms. 2. Health IT and Digital Health Combine medicine and technology by working on electronic medical records (EMRs), telemedicine, or app development for healthcare solutions. Go to the websites and apply! 3. Public Health and Policy Influence healthcare systems through research, advocacy, and policymaking at government or NGO levels. A degree in public health (like MPH) may be helpful. 4. Medical Affairs in Pharma Collaborate with R&D, marketing, and regulatory teams in pharmaceutical companies to provide scientific insights for drug development and promotion. This is a very progressing market especially post covid. 5. Healthcare Management and Administration Manage hospitals, clinics, or healthcare organizations. Roles involve planning, decision-making, and ensuring smooth operations. A degree like MBA in Healthcare Management can help. 6. Teaching and Academics Teach in medical colleges, universities, or online platforms. You can work as a full-time faculty member or tutor students for medical exams. This is one of the most paid jobs lol. Needs patience and hard work ofcourse! 7. Biotechnology and Medical Devices Industry Contribute to the development and sales of medical devices or biotechnology products, including diagnostic kits or surgical instruments. 8. Forensic Medicine and Criminology Assist law enforcement by performing post-mortems, analyzing evidence, or working on crime scenes to uncover medical insights. 9. Insurance and Risk Management Work with insurance companies to assess claims, review medical cases, or develop healthcare insurance policies. 10. Pharmaceutical Marketing and Sales Represent pharmaceutical products to doctors and healthcare organizations. This role blends scientific knowledge with business acumen. Next episode is part 2 of non clinical careers
Bedside nursing is honorable—but it’s not the only path. Nurses are quietly thriving in: • Pharmacovigilance – drug safety & signal detection • Medical Affairs – scientific strategy & education • Clinical Development – protocols, trials & innovation These roles require clinical thinking, not burnout. I created my ebook to demystify these paths and show nurses how to compete in corporate spaces confidently. 📘 Available now | Link in bio ✨ Your license can take you further! Comment “EBOOK” if you’re ready to pivot with intention. #corporatenurse #nursecareers #nursepractitioner #nurselife #careergrowth Sorry for the speed, Instagram will not recommend if it is over 3minutes
Bedside nursing is honorable—but it’s not the only path. Nurses are quietly thriving in: • Pharmacovigilance – drug safety & signal detection • Medical Affairs – scientific strategy & education • Clinical Development – protocols, trials & innovation These roles require clinical thinking, not burnout. I created my ebook to demystify these paths and show nurses how to compete in corporate spaces confidently. 📘 Available now | Link in bio ✨ Your license can take you further! Comment “EBOOK” if you’re ready to pivot with intention. #corporatenurse #nursecareers #nursepractitioner #nurselife #careergrowth Sorry for the speed, Instagram will not recommend if it is over 3minutes
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