If you work in pharmaceuticals?

[pharmamarm]

Just a general question as it's a field I am interested in given the current situation.

If you work in the pharmaceutical industry
What is your job role?
And...if you don't mind what Is your pay?ballpark?

Thank you

No one??

There are a lot of different roles you may want to be a bit more specific.

I know there are a lot of roles @SteeperThanHell ... that's why I asked "what role do you do?"I just want to get a feel for a few different areas and see if there's anything I have missed. Thank you

Not me, but my partner - regulatory, 45k.

@yelyah22 thank you. When you say regulatory do you mean reg affairs?

Well pharmaceuticals is a huge industry, there will be admin and HR and PR and comma and design and research and lab technicians and sales people and event planners and cleaners and accountants and scientists and development etc etc.
What area are you interested in?

It’s a bit like saying if you work in a hospital...

It could be anything from working in the kitchen to neurosurgery.

More info about your background, experience and qualifications would be useful.

@BrieAndChilli yes I know

I'm interested in a lot of areas but if I have to get specific...
Anything in Quality, operations, production but I am also interested in supply chain

I do, regulatory affairs.
I have also been a medical rep

Im a Scientist in pharmaceuticals (R and D) and ballpark figure is £30-40k

[quote pharmamarm]@BrieAndChilli yes I know

I'm interested in a lot of areas but if I have to get specific...
Anything in Quality, operations, production but I am also interested in supply chain

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There you go, you’ve already narrowed it down a bit!!

The company I work for has lots of pharmaceutical clients and we go events, branding, comms, social media, videos etc so not the area you are interested in.

I have chaired pharma conferences and have some clients in that areas (I am a lawyer with my own firm). It is a very broad area. They certainly are companies we need and will do well so a good choice for a career in my view (even though I never take a pill!!! just about)

@BrieAndChilli that's why I didn't want to get specific as I am open to other ideas and areas.

Senior R&D, about £100k

Clinical Education Manager 180k Swiss Francs a year basic plus bonus and shares.

market access - 100k

@swissmummy12345 oooh can I ask what that job entails?

Every year, medical advances continue to accelerate and a multitude of new medicines, new indications, devices, etc. are introduced into medical practice. Patients have a right to well-informed, well-trained doctors. New medicines in particular are often highly complex and must be used responsibly. My job is to make sure our healthcare professionals know how to use and prescribe our products safely.

@swissmummy12345 thank you for that! Very interesting.

I manage a global team of education specialists. Unfortunately this year it is mainly Zoom calls but in normal years I get to meet with them at education events and conferences.

Can I ask what quals you have and what route you took to that job?

Policy & communications, €60k plus bonuses. (I'm in Ireland).

@PopcornAndWine what qualifications did you do for that position? Thank you

BSc in Biomedical Sciences. PhD in medical field. Masters in Education. Currently studying MBA. Lectured in UK university for 18 years and then Brexshit happened. The brain drain will only accelerate in the next few years as UK academia fades due to lack of EU research funding. UK academia was the biggest beneficiary getting over 25% of available funding. All gone now.