Random Musings From The Clinical Trials Guru
Business:Entrepreneurship
From Medical Assistant To Clinical Research Coordinator To Regulatory Affairs In 14 Months! Ep.662
2022-12-17
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Timestamps:
How did you get started in this field? 0:00
How Karina Ramirez went from medical assistant to regulatory affairs in 14 months. 3:04
How she got into research at the clinic. 6:46
How did you get started in clinical research? 10:01
What you learn when you’re doing it hands-on vs. reading about it. 15:22
How to apply what you’ve learned in the medical field to other areas of medicine. 19:03
What’s the typical career trajectory for a Ma? 25:35
What are some of the most common pushbacks you get from patients? 31:35
Why did you move to regulatory affairs? 34:53
What’s the five-year plan for Karina? 40:32
If this job doesn’t work out, you can come back whenever you want. 43:51
You have to be proactive. You have to ask this question. 50:18
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