iJOBS Blog

By Juliana Corrêa-Velloso

By Zachary Fritz

By Natalie Losada

Image of script for processing genomics data, with images of DNA (large circle) and cells under a microscope (small circle).

By: Sally Wang

One of the most common questions that newly minted PhDs ask when considering non-academic jobs is about the transferability of their skills and knowledge. Given that most PhDs only know one type of research environment, any non-academic venture would appear to be a large departure from the research ecosystem that they are acclimatized to during graduate school. However, those looking to transition into the biotech sector may be pleasantly surprised at how much their skills and knowledge are transferable.

By Shawn Rumrill

By: Brianna Alexander

So, you want to be a medical writer? You’ve read blogs and attended seminars; you’ve combed over LinkedIn profiles and even conducted some informational interviews with field professionals. You’re finishing up the last few months of your graduate school training and eager to step into the world of medical communications. Before you know it, it's time to start applying and now, approaching the doorway of transition, you think: What will the application process be like? What can I expect during the interview?

Written by Shawn Rumrill

Day 3 – Developing your people

By: Shawn Rumrill

By Helena Mello

by Helena Mello