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Boston Convention and Exhibition Center

Jun 23, 2013 8:30 AM - Jun 27, 2013 12:45 PM

415 Summer Street, , Boston, MA 02210 , USA

DIA 2013 49th Annual Meeting: Advancing Therapeutic Innovation and Regulatory Science

DIA 2013 Student Forum: Getting a Job and Developing a Career

Session Chair(s)

Dan  Benau, PhD

Dan Benau, PhD

Director, Biomedical Writing Programs

University of the Sciences, United States

Previous Student Forums and sessions in the Professional Development Track have concentrated on ways to get noticed and getting one’s foot in the door on the way to getting a job. These have included discussions on networking skills, capabilities charting, prospect selecting, and common and less common job opportunities. This year’s forum will continue the topic of getting a job with presentations on soft skills, interviewing and using internships and fellowships to launch your career. An additional topic - finding a mentor - will introduce the theme of going from finding a job to developing a career. A good mentor can guide you with priceless tacit knowledge that otherwise could take years to find.

Learning Objective : Define and employ the appropriate soft skills for job interviews; Describe how internships and fellowships can launch a career; Identify the key characteristics of a mentor for furthering your career.

Speaker(s)

Kelleen  Flaherty, MS

Soft Skills and Interviewing

Kelleen Flaherty, MS

University of the Sciences In Philadelphia, United States

Assistant Professor

Amy N. Grant, MS

Finding a Mentor to Guide your Career

Amy N. Grant, MS

HBG Memorial Fund, United States

Director

Justin  Balint, PharmD

Using Fellowships and Internships to Start Your Career

Justin Balint, PharmD

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, United States

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