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Science Talents: now also for pharmacists and pharmacy assistants

Never before were there so many vacancies available for pharmacists and pharmacy assistants, as chains and large pharmaceutical companies consistently work with a variety of pharmacists in different positions. Screening and selecting the most suitable candidates, therefore, is an area that requires focus and expertise. But most pharmacists don't have the time to carry out an extensive search and go through the whole recruitment and selection process and are happy to leave it to Science Talents. For you, as a future pharmacist or pharmacy assistant, this opens up a lot of opportunities. Our recruiters know the market and can guide you towards a job that perfectly matches your preferences and profile. A job in your own area? A larger or smaller pharmacy company? A role with high or low customer engagement? Anything is possible.

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The benefits of consultancy for lab technicians

Consultancy for lab technicians, something for you? Take the test! What would companies in the medical, pharmaceutical, chemical and food industry be without lab technicians? The profession of laboratory technician is, however, more than a traditional laboratory job. Becoming an expert in your field as a consultant can broaden your horizon. Peggy Buys, Business Unit Manager at Science Talents, explains how the job of consultant can give your career a new boost and which advantages you can enjoy through Science Talents.

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Consultant Mira about the treatment of rare diseases

Looking at the media and the current sentiment in the world nowadays, being dominated by news regarding COVID-19, people often tend to forget that the pharmaceutical industry handles more than just “popular” diseases. Worldwide more than 7000 rare diseases have an impact on over 300 million people. These incredible numbers show the urgent need to invest time and resources in this field of research, because everyone deserves to live a healthy and happy life regardless the rarity of their disease treatment.

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"By 2021, the total global amount spent on cancer research is estimated at 187 billion USD."

Pieter obtained a Master's degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences and worked as a pharmacist while studying for his seconds Master's degree in Business Economics. He began his journey at Science Talents as a Clinical Trial Assistant and grew towards his new role as Clinical Research Associate at AbbVie. In light of World Cancer Day, Pieter took the time to write an article about his project as a CRA.

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10 days of mental health

Michael, Recruitment Consultant and Sports Psychologist by training talks more about mental health as part of the 10-days of mental health. What does it mean to be mentally fit? How can an employer bring out the full potential of its employees? And what tips does Michael have to help you monitor your own mental and physical health? Read it here.

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10 tips to optimise your home office

Since the last press conference, it became clear again that home office is one of the most important measures in the fight against coronavirus. Sleeping in, wearing jogging pants, grabbing another coffee and then sitting down on your comfortable sofa to make the first call of the day, this way home office sounds like a dream. But we all know - after one year by now - it has nothing to do with lazing around. On the contrary, studies show that even more work is done during home office than in the regular office. But how can we make working from home both productive and fun?

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5 reasons why working in the pharmaceutical industry is rewarding

Nearly 70.000 people are active in the pharmaceutical industry: scientists, engineers, technicians, laboratory assistants … The main motivation for entering the industry is the desire to help and improve the lives of others. Working in the pharmaceutical industry offers a greater opportunity for making the difference than in other industries. It involves a lot more than supplying people with medicines at the pharmacy.

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