You found an exciting role at Premier Research and have scheduled an interview. Amazing! Now you need to make a good first impression. It’s natural to be a little nervous, but you are up to the challenge. These 9 tips...
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“You have cancer.” It’s something you hope to never hear. For so many of us at Premier Research, we’ve watched loved ones fight for their lives — or fought for our own. That’s why we choose to work at Premier,...
Nearly 30 years ago, I started my healthcare career as a respiratory therapist. My wife is a clinical lead, so I heard about research from her, and I was intrigued, but from a distance. Then, in my role as a...
I came to visit the United States from Belarus in 2004, and completely unexpectedly ended up staying. At that time, I decided that dental hygiene would provide a very hirable, clear path to employment; that decision also planted the seed...
I graduated with a degree in nursing and started as a staff nurse before deciding to switch to research. I became a study coordinator at the University of Cincinnati, where I stayed for 13 years. I loved getting to know...
When my husband and I started a family, I wanted to find a job with flexibility, solid benefits, and clear growth opportunities. Both my sister and husband worked in clinical research, so I talked to a friend who was recruiting...
In Poland, I studied engineering in college. I really enjoyed the science, and my professors encouraged me to get a PhD. I started out in organic chemistry but found I was more interested in the instruments, so I switched to...
I’ve been working in clinical research for over 20 years. I entered the industry right after college, and the work has always been interesting and meaningful. I knew I was helping people, and that meant something. But eleven years ago,...
One of my first jobs as a teenager was providing direct care for individuals with profound disabilities. Most of those people, I’ve since learned, had rare diseases like Trisomy 13, Cornelia de Lang syndrome, and Sturge-Weber syndrome. My sister used...
I was a communication major at North Carolina State. It had nothing to do with science. But by chance, my first job out of college was with a biotech company. I had a lot to learn. As I understood more...