Regeneron Science to Medicine Virtual Forum
by Natalie Losada
Responsible Conduct of Research Training
Note that there are two courses available for NIH-compliant Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training. There is an initial course for those who have never had RCR training and a refresher course for those who are now postdocs or graduate students in year 5. Please see details below on both courses.
iJobs Virtual Career Panel: Science Writing and Medical Communication at McCann Health
By: Gina Sanchez On July 14th, the iJobs program hosted a virtual career panel with McCann Health, a prominent international healthcare communications company. Representatives from various agencies within the company gave presentations about different aspects of their jobs. Drug discovery is a costly industry, making it essential that there are people able to help throughout this process in order to communicate findings to a specialized audience.
The fundamentals of a magnetic LinkedIn profile
By Brianna Alexander As graduate students, our days often involve planning and executing experiments, analyzing data, and eventually presenting and publishing the acquired results. We are passionate about what we do, and we understand the importance of working hard now to secure ourselves future success. However, outside of our bench work- what can we do to make ourselves more marketable, expand our professional networks, and explore post-graduation job prospects?
“Informational Interviews – What? How? Why?” A recap of NIH OITE’s webinar
By Helena Mello Regardless of the career path stage, networking is an essential aspect of any professional life. As scientists, we have opportunities to connect in conferences, seminars and career events. We can strengthen these connections and expand our network with informational interviews; however, not everyone is familiar with this resource. With that in mind, the NIH Office of Intramural Training and Education (OITE) held the webinar “Informational Interviews – What? How?
iJOBS Virtual Career Panel: Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health
by Helena Mello