Are you interested in pursuing a career in medical statistics but not sure what to do next?
You may be studying at university thinking about your future employment, or simply considering a career change.
Listen now for our practical next steps!
In this episode, learn about:
- Job Requirements
- MSc courses in Medical Statistics
- Funding for further study
- Alternative routes into the industry
- The PSI Medical Statistics Careers Event
- Searching for jobs.
[Featured in this interview: Alexander Schacht, Amy Phillips-Jones, and Rhian Jacob]
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