u/avagrantthought

Πριν μερικούς μήνες, ανακοίνωσαν ότι θα γίνει αναβάθμιση στο επάγγελμα του διασώστη. Θα μπορέσουν επιτέλους να χορηγήσουν φάρμακα, να κάνουν interpret EKGs, κτλ

Για να γίνεις διασώστης τώρα, πρέπει να έχεις πτυχίο διάρκειας 3 χρόνων αντί 2.

Ωραία.

Μπορεί κάποιος να μου εξήγηση γιατί δεν υπάρχει ΟΥΤΕ ΕΝΑ δημόσιο πρόγραμμα διασωστών που είναι 3 χρόνια;;;

Το μόνο που υπάρχει είναι διότι, δεν είναι bachelor's, και ΚΟΣΤΊΖΕΙ 7,000€/ΑΝΑ ΧΡΌΝΟ!!

"Καλά είναι καινούργια νομοθεσία"

Ναι, και; Τα προπτυχιακά προγράμματα στο εξωτερικό είναι τόσο παρόμοια με προγράμματα νοσοκόμων, που κάποιοι τα κάνουνε dual degree (πχ Φινλανδία).

Η κυβέρνηση φαίνεται ότι θέλει τους πολίτες του να νομίζει ότι παίρνει σοβαρά βήματα στην αναβάθμιση του διασώστη, αλλά πρόγραμμα/pathway, δεν υπάρχει

Για τώρα, είτε κάνεις πτυχίο στο εξωτερικό (στην Ελλάδα δεν υπάρχει, άρα περιμένουν να έρθουν διασώστες από πιο άλλες χώρες να έρθουν), η να πληρώσεις 21,000€ για να γίνεις διασώστης.

Hello, I am about to finish my bachelors in biomedical sciences and I am interested in a career in QA/RA. My plan is to do QC into QA and eventually try and transfer into RA. Given the large amount of documents and submissions you folks have to make, I am really weary on entering such a career when risk of AI replacing entry level jobs or reducing positions, is so high.

Are there any individuals in the field who want to weigh in on the subject?

Hello, I am about to finish my bachelors in biomedical sciences and I am interested in a career in QA/RA. My plan is to do QC into QA and eventually try and transfer into RA. Given the large amount of documents and submissions you folks have to make, I am really weary on entering such a career when risk of AI replacing entry level jobs or reducing positions, is so high. I am in europe if that helps. What are your two cents on the matter?

Greetings,

Sort of an odd question, but do med lab professionals in Ireland get to do any method development or research (especially outbreak or public health stuff) at all? Or is the job 99% running tests and QC?

Thank you

Hello,

Long story short, I have a bachelor's in biomedical sciences and the only statistics related masters I have access to at the moment is uhaselt'd masters in statistics and data science.

Could I possibly get a pharma biostats job with this combination, or do they expect my masters to be more domain involved?

Thank you

Hello, I am in Europe and just got offered to do a bachelor paramedic program that's three years.

I checked the statistics and saw that very few people at the 10 year mark don't exit or at the very least switch to management and operations.

I don't understand why someone would want to do three years of a paramedics degree only to essentially know that statistically they won't be doing this for more than 10 years max. Not to mention that there's no real exit path in Europe.

Am I missing something here?

Thank you

Hello,

Apparently there is no true entry or hard route into pharma RA.

A lot of people suggest QC into QA into internals promotion to RA eventually, but how reliable and sure fire is this path?

Thanks

Hello, Im interested in starting a career in supply chain and logistics analysis in pharma after I finish my bsc, and particularly interested in both the fields of logistics/supply chain, as well as procurement.

Would a one year masters in logistics and supply chain management be enough to land an entry role in logistics analysis or procurement? Would I need an additional year of experience in a different field of logistics to land such a job? Or do they exclusively prefer business and logistics bachelors?

Thanks

Hello,

I'm wondering how possible the shift of supply chain/logistics analyst to procurement is in pharma

Hi, I have a bachelors in biomedical scinces and considering doing a masters in supply chain and logistics management.

I'm really interested in the network analysis side of things, as well as working out solutions to maximize efficiency and cost.

Thing is, from what I understood (at least in Ireland and Europe), most entry level jobs are moreso logistics executions, in which there is much less analysis.

How likely is it to pivot towards a more S&OP analytics/planning role after a few years?

Thanks