r/pharmaindustry

Last year I made a post about a solution to help job seekers find more opportunity and jump into the consulting world. You can find that post here: here.

We are proud to share that we are now live at FindPharmaPros.com
It would mean a lot for any feedback this community has and for all of you to make a free account (takes 5 minutes).

We are a market place that bring professionals across biopharma together with hiring managers in the biopharma space. You set your rates, hours, and contract directly with the pharmaceutical company. No more middlemen or ridiculous fees.

Timesheet management and payment is handled seamlessly on our website.

As a hiring manager at a Biotech I never found a solution that allowed me to quickly search a large pool of candidates (like a Fiverr or UpWork) and send out feelers within moments. I always had to collect hundreds of CVs, referrals, or pay a expensive agency.

On the flip side, I always wanted to break into consulting, but the only path forward was word of mouth or going through a hiring agency with false promises and recruiters who couldn't explanation what a Phase 1 trial was let alone understand my job.

Let me know what you think.

Asking out of genuine curiosity! I’m pursuing my MS in Pharmaceutics and trying to learn about different aspects of industry before graduating. I saw that there are a few pharmaceutical companies that offer pet-friendly workplaces and it doesn’t seem limited to animal health. I’m wondering what roles might lend themselves well to this.

I figured this would likely be a hard no for bench science, lab animal/vivarium work, or any manufacturing positions. I am more wondering about hybrid or office-based roles. I also get this is a nonstandard ask and I’m curious to hear what people have to say. Thanks for your help!