Congratulations Jessica! Glad to have been part your journey into the CRA world.

Which country do u live ?

@@okpolihenry983: United States

@@MarioDeSouza i think should relocate to the US

Absolutely! Thanks for watching!

Good luck with the interview! Keep me posted on how it goes.

You're welcome! Hoping my calming effect carries over into my dating life. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any clinical research questions.

That's awesome to hear. Congratulations!

Awesome! I've always wanted to visit South Africa (especially Cape Town). Hopefully, one day in the future. Good luck with the interview and thank you for watching!

@@MarioDeSouza thank you so much. The interview was today and I’m hopeful that I will get the position. I will keep you posted. Please come visit South Africa, we would be glad to have you. Cape Town is beautiful, you will love each and every second of it.

Thank you for watching! Really appreciate the kind words. Good luck with the interview!

You'll get interview invites. Just keep applying and don't get discouraged.

Thanks. I'm back here to prepare for a clinical trial trainee interview in pharma😍😍

@@moniccamooka6754: Good luck! Let me know how it goes.

I'm back here again to prepare for a IHCRA final interview. They are flocking in and I believe I'm getting the plot

I come back. Finally in as a Centralized Monitor.❤

The two positions are completely different. Dan Sefra has a video comparing that two: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptF0ZsZh2N65hmw.html. I may put out an updated video in the future as the video is a little dated.

@@MarioDeSouza thanks Mario. Keep up the good work 👍

Historically, I recommended working in a CRC position first, at least for a year, to get all the basics of clinical research down. However, in recent years, places are more open to training complete entry level CRAs given how hard it is to hire those with experience. Apply and see if you land any interviews.

Lots of entry level jobs but it's all about luck with timing for CROs. If you can connect with someone internally they'd likely know when to apply. You absolutely need SC, CTA or inhouse CRA experience. Also, look at smaller pharma companies as they are more likely to take on entry level candidates. Good luck!

Unfortunately, this isn't a question I can provide much insight on as I've never looked for a job in another country. My best advice would be to visit Canada and network with people that do the role you're interested in.

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I live in Florida.

Unfortunately, I don't know too much about visa sponsorship. I doubt most CROs would sponsor someone for a work visa in the United States (it's possible some pharma companies might). I know it's far easier in nursing and a few other fields that are in demand. That said, I would think the best way is to get in with a global CRO in your home country and see if they are willing to transfer him.

@@MarioDeSouza thank you so much