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I’ve landed 3 different Non-Clinical careers in the last 5 years 🚪 I’m going to teach you how to do the same I have held the following positions: Clinical Liaison Utilization Reviewer Implementation Lead If you feel stuck in a job you no longer want The easiest way to switch careers paths is to change your job function within a company or change your industry For example if you want to move from a treating healthcare provider consider taking a role in a health tech company ( changing industries and job function ) this however can be very challenging You can start smaller like i did and change your job function internally at your company to gain experience Or If you do want to change your job function and industry you need to have examples in your current role of how you are already doing tasks of the role you are going for No one wants to hire an ortho expert if they don’t need to be an ortho expert for the next role if the role is for a Project Manager they want someone who has traits specific to a PM and this is what you will focus on when it comes to translating your skills not the ortho expert who oversees patients. Hope this helps!

❓🤨❓🤨 💡Where did you see yourself at 10 years from starting your career? 💡Are you there? 💡What has positively or negatively impacted your career path? 💡Are you making changes to your career journey? 🤔🤔🤔🤔 Over 10 years ago I became a licensed physical therapist. I saw myself working in a hospital or outpatient setting, and potentially teaching. I'm not there and I'm okay with it. Circumstances and injury happened to transition me out of direct patient care. For a number of years, I have worked as a program manager, director, quality assurance, clinical support, really whatever I can to support the team and patients achieve success. Because of this, the pressures of insurances, and individuals who haven't always had the best interest of the patient in mind, I've sought reprieve. I have worked hard on identifying my transferable skills and sought out new ways to learn different concepts to help prepare me to further my career pivot. I've also been pushing myself to network and build relationships with others not only to benefit myself, but hopefully them as well. I keep not only hoping, but physically working on myself and my resume to make this change happen. ↪️↪️↪️↪️ 💡Where do you see yourself in the next 10 years? #nonclinical #physicaltherapy #occupationaltherapy #speechtherapy #programmanagement #productmanagement #consulting #medicaldevicesales

How do you know which is the best career path for someone who wants to become a Clinical Trial Manager? What can you do to make it the smoothest transition? There are many different career paths that lead to the CTM role. Knowledge and experience are key for anyone who is interested in clinical trial management. In the FREE guide, How to Transition to the CTM Role, we discuss the most common career paths to CTM and 8 steps to help you on your way to the role. FREE download here -->> https://lnkd.in/gyWAFt9k #clinicaltrials #ctm #clinicalresearch

🦷 Passionate Dentist Ready for Diverse Healthcare Challenges! 🌟 Are you looking for a dentist with a unique perspective to bring fresh insights and dedication to your healthcare team? I'm excited to explore job opportunities in healthcare that extend beyond traditional dentistry. My journey in dentistry has been fulfilling, but now, I'm eager to apply my expertise and skills to various healthcare domains. I'm seeking roles in areas such as- Clinical Data Management, Scientific Writing, Business Development, Clinical Research Associate, Drug Safety Associate, Pharmacovigilance, Business Analyst, Clinical Trials Associate, Life Sciences Consultant, Quality Analyst, Clinical Documentation Specialist, Medical Analyst, Clear Aligner Startups, Medical Affairs, Product Management, Digital Marketing/Healthcare Marketing, Social Media Management, Medical Officers, Medical Operations, Regional Medical Advisor, Content Writing, and Administrative/Management roles in hospitals. I'm convinced that my dedication to patient care and attention to detail can be valuable in these roles, making a significant impact on healthcare outcomes. If you have or know of opportunities in these domains, let's connect and explore how my skills can contribute to your team's success. The healthcare landscape is evolving, and I'm eager to be part of this transformation. Please feel free to reach out, and let's collaborate to shape the future of healthcare together. #DentistForHealthcare #VersatileProfessionals #CareerChange

🌟 Exploring Diverse Career Paths in Clinical Research 🌟 Are you passionate about contributing to cutting-edge healthcare advancements beyond the familiar roles of IHCRA and CRA? The world of clinical research offers a myriad of exciting opportunities! 🏥💼 🔬 Clinical Trial Manager: These professionals are the orchestrators of clinical trials. They oversee every aspect, ensuring protocols are followed, data is collected accurately, and timelines are met. This role might be your calling if you thrive on leadership and detail-oriented tasks. 📋 Start-up Associates: Want to be part of a trial's inception? Start-up associates handle the initial groundwork, ensuring regulatory compliance and site initiation. This role demands meticulous planning and great communication skills. 💾 Clinical Data Manager: If you're a data enthusiast, this role is for you! Clinical data managers ensure that data collected during trials is accurate, complete, and secure. It plays a critical role in making informed decisions. 📈 Clinical Project Manager: For those who love strategy and execution, this role involves overseeing multiple trials, managing budget timelines, and ensuring everything runs smoothly. A strategic mind and leadership skills are essential here. Diversifying your clinical research career can open doors to exciting challenges and personal growth. Each role plays a crucial part in bringing life-changing treatments to patients. 💪 You don't have to limit your aspirations - explore the vast landscape of clinical research opportunities and find the path that best aligns with your passion and skills! 🔍🚀 #ClinicalResearch #CareerOpportunities #HealthcareInnovation

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🛑 On today's episode of Opportunity Corner... Fully remote Medical Director (in CA) and fully remote Pop Health Analytics and Medical Economics roles available! If you're looking to make a change for whatever reason, or aren't quite sure if you want to make the leap to a new role but want to test the waters, then let's talk.

As I head into this new year, I ask all of my LinkedIn colleagues to support me in my professional career search! I’m embarking on this professional journey to actively pursue a new permanent career opportunity with an organization that values its employees’ well-being, offers a supportive environment for collaboration and development, supports employee's family life balance, while aiming for company excellence! With almost 14 years of unwavering dedication to the clinical trials industry, my expertise in global study startup, direct/indirect line management, and clinical operations strategic oversight has proven to be unparalleled. From meticulous global regulatory submissions, site feasibility, system and process enhancement, vendor management and CRO oversight for all phase trials in a vast range of therapeutic areas, I bring a comprehensive skill set to the table. I’m eager to find a role that not only taps into these skills but also challenges me to be an "out of the box" contributor while continuing to grow in my career. Having been a fully remote employee for 8+ years I am looking to maintain this flexibility as I am first and foremost a devoted parent, however I’m open to occasional onsite requirements, occasional travel and in-person training. My professional traits include being a self-starter, a devoted leader, company collaborator, whilst maintaining precise organization, analytical skillset, and having a keen eye for proactive risk awareness. I believe in the work I do and never lose sight of the "white glove service" that should be provided to the patients. I have a first in class work ethic. I am confident that my multifaceted background offers valuable transferable skills. Let’s connect and explore how I can contribute to current and future success. #RemoteWork #WorkLifeHarmony #LetsCollaborate #workingprofessional #ClinicalOperations #StudyStartup #Managment #Globaloversight

Clinical Trial Manager vs. Clinical Project Manager What's the difference? Let's look at a few basics `🟢Clinical Trial Managers (CTMs) -Primarily responsible for managing and overseeing the execution of trail specific operations Concentrates on the detailed planning and implementation of the trial protocol. -Manages activities related to patient recruitment, site selection, monitoring, and data collection for the specific trial. -Ensures compliance with regulatory requirements and trial-specific protocols. Trial Timeline: -Concentrates on the trial's timelines and milestones, working to keep the trial on schedule. May not be directly involved in broader project management aspects. `🟢Clinical Project Manager -Broader Scope managing multiple studies within a clinical development program or across several programs. -Develops and executes a comprehensive project plan for the entire clinical development program. -Focuses on strategic decision-making, resource allocation, and risk management across trials. Resource Allocation: -Allocates and manages resources, including personnel, budget, and infrastructure, across multiple trials. -Balances the needs of various trials within the project portfolio. -Cross-Functional Collaboration with clinical operations, regulatory affairs, data management etc. to ensure alignment with organizational goals. -Typically involves higher-level communication with stakeholders and senior management. -Identifies and mitigates risks that may impact the success of the overall clinical development program. - Develops contingency plans for potential challenges across trials. -Focuses on the strategic direction and long-term success of the clinical development program. May oversee trials at different stages, from early-phase to late-phase development. Both Clinical Trial Managers and Clinical Project Managers play vital roles in clinical research. But Clinical Trial Managers concentrate on the specific execution of l trials While Clinical Project Managers have a broader, strategic perspective, managing multiple trials within a program and ensuring alignment with organizational goals. Hope that helps. Want a more detailed overview? Head over to the Huxley Morton YouTube Channel and search for the interview Lucy Gilmour conducted with Tiffany Ashton ________________ Looking for more tips, tricks and resources to help with your job search? → Follow #CGATips → Visit my profile page and hit [Follow] → Subscribe to the Huxley Morton YouTube Channel for Weekly Video Tips #CPM #CTM #ClinicalResearch