r/RemoteJobs

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Desperately Looking for Legitimate Remote Healthcare/Research Jobs. Please Help 🥹

I've been trying to figure out how to find legitimate remote work for so long, and I'm at the point where I'm genuinely exhausted and crying out of frustration and desperation.

Somewhere within clinical research, clinical documentation improvement (CDI), healthcare coordination, and health information.

The problem is that so many remote jobs seem to be restricted to people in the US or UK or any other countries. I'm based in Qatar, and I don't know which companies or websites are actually worth trusting anymore. I can't find jobs within the country because it's very slow in progress due to conflicts in GCC.

Can anyone recommend legitimate companies or official career pages that hire internationally? If you've personally found remote work in healthcare or research, I'd really appreciate hearing how you did it.

I'm just looking for some genuine guidance because I feel so stuck right now. Even one useful recommendation would mean a lot. Thank you.

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u/PhilosopherNo8704 — 4 days ago
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Hiring personal assistant / diary keeper

Looking to hire 1 person to work as my assistant, managing my diary and setting my appointments, booking travel, answering customer emails and social media

Fully remote
Preferably UK
Mon - Friday 3hrs in the morning preferably 9-12 or 10-1pm
@ £16.50ph

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u/pigscantdrivecars — 6 days ago
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u/michalcon29 — 7 days ago

Help with job prediction

I did graduation and masters in electronics, never worked in the field because.... there are not many high paying jobs at least in major parts of the world. I am trying to enter into tech fields( software/IT). I have data engineering skills but no experience. so my question is since the job market is not welcoming freshers, also given the volatility in the market and changing roles what skills can a person learn and what roles can they try their luck?

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u/br-2047 — 11 days ago