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Happy Thursday LinkedIn. I had a reflecting moment last night while watching Big Brother. They put the contestants through big and scary challenges to test how much they want to win. They are willing to do some of the most embarrassing and crazy things. The biggest thing is the contestants know it is televised. It made me think about the Job Market and how people are scared to make a jump to a new position due to being comfortable where they are or they doubt their ability to do well in another company. To win big you need/want to do something that is uncomfortable to win. Test the waters, challenge yourself, put yourself in an uncomfortable situation. These are things you need to do to make sure you get the job you want or you are striving to get. With that, I have some new roles I am currently working on. ??Senior Clinical Scientist ???- San Diego - Metabolic Disorder experience - Clinical Pharmacology - Reviewing and analyzing clinical trial data. - On-site in San Diego ??Senior Scientist, Mass Spec?? - Washington State - HPLC, LC-MS, Mass Spec - Process Development - High Throughput Screening. ??Director/Sr. Director DMPK and Clinical Pharmacology??- South San Fran - Population PK Modeling - Exposure-response analysis - Drug Development - Clinical Pharmacology If you are a Scientist looking for a new position or a Hiring Manager looking to bring on a new Scientist, please do not hesitate to reach out. ??: [email protected] #Biotech #Scientist #DMPK #MassSpec #ClinicalScientist #Director #SeniorDirector #Science #ProcessDevelopment #ClinicalPharmacology

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???? Top 15 Biochemistry Jobs in Demand ???? Are you a biochemistry enthusiast looking for your next career move? Here are the top 15 biochemistry jobs in demand right now! Whether you're interested in research, development, or application, there's something for everyone in this dynamic field. Check out these exciting opportunities below: 1. Biomedical Scientist: Conduct research to develop new drugs and treatments for diseases. 2. Clinical Biochemist: Analyze patient samples to diagnose and monitor medical conditions. 3. Pharmaceutical Scientist: Develop and test new pharmaceutical products. 4. Medical Writer: Translate complex scientific information into easy-to-understand content for various audiences. 5. Quality Control Analyst: Ensure products meet quality standards through rigorous testing and analysis. 6. Biotechnology Sales Representative: Promote and sell biotech products and services to potential clients. 7. Regulatory Affairs Specialist: Ensure compliance with government regulations for biochemistry products. 8. Chemical Technician: Assist scientists in conducting experiments and analyzing data. 9. Nutritionist: Provide dietary advice and guidance based on biochemical principles. 10. Environmental Scientist: Study the impact of chemicals and pollutants on the environment. 11. Forensic Scientist: Analyze biological evidence to solve crimes and legal cases. 12. Biochemist: Study the chemical processes and substances in living organisms. 13. Toxicologist: Investigate the effects of chemicals and toxins on living organisms. 14.Research Associate: Assist in laboratory research projects and experiments. 15. Bioinformatics Specialist: Use computational tools to analyze biological data. Explore these diverse career paths and find the perfect fit for your skills and interests in the fascinating world of biochemistry! #BiochemistryJobs #CareerOpportunities #STEMCareers #biochemistry #research #biology #lifesciences #drjyotibala #molelixirinformatics #science

???? Top 15 Biochemistry Jobs in Demand ???? Are you a biochemistry enthusiast looking for your next career move? Here are the top 15 biochemistry jobs in demand right now! Whether you're interested in research, development, or application, there's something for everyone in this dynamic field. Check out these exciting opportunities below: 1. Biomedical Scientist: Conduct research to develop new drugs and treatments for diseases. 2. Clinical Biochemist: Analyze patient samples to diagnose and monitor medical conditions. 3. Pharmaceutical Scientist: Develop and test new pharmaceutical products. 4. Medical Writer: Translate complex scientific information into easy-to-understand content for various audiences. 5. Quality Control Analyst: Ensure products meet quality standards through rigorous testing and analysis. 6. Biotechnology Sales Representative: Promote and sell biotech products and services to potential clients. 7. Regulatory Affairs Specialist: Ensure compliance with government regulations for biochemistry products. 8. Chemical Technician: Assist scientists in conducting experiments and analyzing data. 9. Nutritionist: Provide dietary advice and guidance based on biochemical principles. 10. Environmental Scientist: Study the impact of chemicals and pollutants on the environment. 11. Forensic Scientist: Analyze biological evidence to solve crimes and legal cases. 12. Biochemist: Study the chemical processes and substances in living organisms. 13. Toxicologist: Investigate the effects of chemicals and toxins on living organisms. 14.Research Associate: Assist in laboratory research projects and experiments. 15. Bioinformatics Specialist: Use computational tools to analyze biological data. Explore these diverse career paths and find the perfect fit for your skills and interests in the fascinating world of biochemistry! #BiochemistryJobs #CareerOpportunities #STEMCareers #biochemistry #research #biology #lifesciences #drjyotibala #molelixirinformatics #science

A New Year and a new vigor to my job search. It can be difficult to stay inspired without the daily 9-5 to put things into perspective, especially in this difficult job market. I am once again reaching out to my contacts for help. This can be anything from giving my pointers on my resume to pointing me in the direction of a hiring manager. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have nearly 20 years of experience in the industry. My most recent work was focused on mRNA pre-clinical sample production and process development. My most extensive past research focused on genetic engineering of B. subtilis to produce small molecule surfactants, and that work entailed everything from literature research, sequence design, molecular biology, microbiology, analytical analysis, fermentation, purification, process development and project management. That being said, I'm the kind of person who likes to be involved in every aspect of a project. I can provide input but I can also take direction. I am willing to start a position at any level and work my way up. I would appreciate any leads to biotech companies in the greater Boston area. #opentowork #biotech #rna #dna #processdevelopment #geneticengineering

Happy Tuesday, folks! Shrishti Singh, Ph.D. here, buzzing back on the page today. Have you ever wondered what scientists in a biotech company do on the pre-clinical end? Or how many of us are needed to develop a drug or biologic? Here’s a breakdown of the key types of scientists in R&D: - Upstream Process Development Scientists: This merry bunch is involved in early product development, identifying target biomarkers and optimizing the drug/biologic. ?Skills: Molecular biology, microbiology, cell biology, bioreactor operation, and (of course!) bioengineering. - Formulation Scientists: My favorite bunch and I am working towards joining them (*fingers crossed*). They are responsible for making stable and effective formulations to ensure the final product works well. ?Skills: Chemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, analytical chemistry, bioengineering, and materials science. - Downstream Process Development Scientists: Considered a key part of the development process, downstream folks purify and process the biological product. ?Skills: Biochemistry, chemical engineering, chromatography, filtration techniques, and process engineering. - Bioanalytical Scientists: Give it up for our last set of scientists. They develop and implement assays to ensure the biological product works for pre-clinical applications! ?Skills: Analytical chemistry, molecular biology, biochemistry, data analysis, and regulatory knowledge. Phew! So many roles but they all are extremely critical for the successful development of a biotech product. #Biotech #R&D #DrugDevelopment #ScienceInAction #CareerInScience

???? Top 15 Biochemistry Jobs in Demand ???? Are you a biochemistry enthusiast looking for your next career move? Here are the top 15 biochemistry jobs in demand right now! Whether you're interested in research, development, or application, there's something for everyone in this dynamic field. Check out these exciting opportunities below: 1. Biomedical Scientist: Conduct research to develop new drugs and treatments for diseases. 2. Clinical Biochemist: Analyze patient samples to diagnose and monitor medical conditions. 3. Pharmaceutical Scientist: Develop and test new pharmaceutical products. 4. Medical Writer: Translate complex scientific information into easy-to-understand content for various audiences. 5. Quality Control Analyst: Ensure products meet quality standards through rigorous testing and analysis. 6. Biotechnology Sales Representative: Promote and sell biotech products and services to potential clients. 7. Regulatory Affairs Specialist: Ensure compliance with government regulations for biochemistry products. 8. Chemical Technician: Assist scientists in conducting experiments and analyzing data. 9. Nutritionist: Provide dietary advice and guidance based on biochemical principles. 10. Environmental Scientist: Study the impact of chemicals and pollutants on the environment. 11. Forensic Scientist: Analyze biological evidence to solve crimes and legal cases. 12. Biochemist: Study the chemical processes and substances in living organisms. 13. Toxicologist: Investigate the effects of chemicals and toxins on living organisms. 14.Research Associate: Assist in laboratory research projects and experiments. 15. Bioinformatics Specialist: Use computational tools to analyze biological data. Explore these diverse career paths and find the perfect fit for your skills and interests in the fascinating world of biochemistry! #BiochemistryJobs #CareerOpportunities #STEMCareers #biochemistry #research #biology #lifesciences #drjyotibala #molelixirinformatics #science

???? Top 15 Biochemistry Jobs in Demand ???? Are you a biochemistry enthusiast looking for your next career move? Here are the top 15 biochemistry jobs in demand right now! Whether you're interested in research, development, or application, there's something for everyone in this dynamic field. Check out these exciting opportunities below: 1. Biomedical Scientist: Conduct research to develop new drugs and treatments for diseases. 2. Clinical Biochemist: Analyze patient samples to diagnose and monitor medical conditions. 3. Pharmaceutical Scientist: Develop and test new pharmaceutical products. 4. Medical Writer: Translate complex scientific information into easy-to-understand content for various audiences. 5. Quality Control Analyst: Ensure products meet quality standards through rigorous testing and analysis. 6. Biotechnology Sales Representative: Promote and sell biotech products and services to potential clients. 7. Regulatory Affairs Specialist: Ensure compliance with government regulations for biochemistry products. 8. Chemical Technician: Assist scientists in conducting experiments and analyzing data. 9. Nutritionist: Provide dietary advice and guidance based on biochemical principles. 10. Environmental Scientist: Study the impact of chemicals and pollutants on the environment. 11. Forensic Scientist: Analyze biological evidence to solve crimes and legal cases. 12. Biochemist: Study the chemical processes and substances in living organisms. 13. Toxicologist: Investigate the effects of chemicals and toxins on living organisms. 14.Research Associate: Assist in laboratory research projects and experiments. 15. Bioinformatics Specialist: Use computational tools to analyze biological data. Explore these diverse career paths and find the perfect fit for your skills and interests in the fascinating world of biochemistry! #BiochemistryJobs #CareerOpportunities #STEMCareers #biochemistry #research #biology #lifesciences #drjyotibala #molelixirinformatics #science

??LET ME INTRODUCE MYSELF ?? ?? About Me: Hello, I'm Anyanwu Charles Vivian, a biochemistry graduate eager to leverage my skills and knowledge in a professional setting. My academic background has instilled in me a deep appreciation for the intricacies of biological systems, and I'm excited about the prospect of applying my expertise to real-world challenges. ??? Skills & Expertise:Laboratory TechniquesProficient in a wide range of laboratory procedures, including data analysis, computer skills and critical thinking ??Problem Solving: Skilled at analyzing complex issues and developing innovative solutions. ???Communication: Able to convey technical information clearly and effectively to diverse audiences. ??Adaptability & Flexibility: Thrive in fast-paced environments and excel at adapting to new situations. ??Software Proficiency: Experienced in using [specific software/tools] for data analysis and research purposes ?? Research Experience: During my studies, I conducted a research project titled "Investigation into the Effects of Extract of Tetrapleura Tetrapetra (Uhiokirihio Fruit) on the Liver Function Parameters (Aspartate Transaminase & Total Albumin) of Phenylhydrazine Hydrochloride Induced Wistar Albino Rats." This project not only enhanced my technical skills but also sharpened my ability to collaborate effectively in a team setting. ?? Career Objective: I am currently seeking a role where I can continue to grow and develop professionally while making a meaningful contribution. I am particularly interested in opportunities that allow me to work in laboratory or pharmaceutical industries, focusing on data analysis and exploring the intersection of biochemistry and biotechnology. My goal is to leverage my skills and knowledge to contribute to innovative research and development projects in these areas. ?? Connect With Me: I'm always eager to connect with professionals who share my passion for pharmaceutical industry, Computer skills, immunoassay, ELISA , Data analysis. Whether you're looking to collaborate on a project or simply share insights, feel free to reach out! #prospectivecorpmember?? #linkedin #jobseeker #biochemist

The approach of 2024 - for all of the "New Year's Resolutioners" out there, perhaps now is the time to start thinking about a change of career? Perhaps you're already looking? Perhaps you've not had many responses? Not getting a response has become increasingly common and increasingly frustrating. Standing out amongst the hundreds of applications to LinkedIn job adverts is challenge for most Scientists - recruiters can help to ensure your application is not lost in the aether. Contact me if you would like to learn how to make an application stand out. Also - Here are a few select positions available in the UK via Taylorollinson... ?? - AAV Research Scientist - Cambridge - Molecular Validation Scientist (DNA) - Cambridge - DNA Manufacturing Scientist - Cambridge - Senior Scientist - in vivo biodistribution imaging - Cheshire - Analytical Chemist - GC-MS flavour / fragrances - East Anglia - Analytical Chemist (Night shift) - GC-MS flavour / fragrances - East Anglia www.taylorollinson.co.uk #petimaging #biodistribution #drugdiscovery #bioimaging #invivo #invitro #DNAsynthesis #lifescience #lifesciencerecruitment #jobs #career #STEM #STEMcareers #STEMcareer #jobsearch #biotechnology #pharmaceutical #analyticalchemistry #gcms #PET #ivis