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Is it possible to get a job in the research industry, not academia, with a PhD in biomedical science?

I'm interested in pursuing a job as a researcher and was wondering about whether it would be possible for me to work in research in the industry. #research #phd #medical-research #biomedical-science #science-phd

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Dra. Marisol’s Answer

Hi Katia,


For sure you can work in the research Industry with a PhD. However, usually a PhD involves work at University and doing research for University first,. Usually, the research Industry asks for people who have years of experience in the field. However, any experience you can get in the meantime will help you with your CV and the job you want in the future.


Good Luck!
Thank you comment icon Thank you so much for your answer! That definitely cleared things up for me. Katia
Thank you comment icon I completely agree with the Dr.Marisol, great suggestion! Kalpana Madgula
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Reshma’s Answer

Of course! But as Dra. Marisol Seguel Roa said, it will be difficult to get your foot in the door. You might have to get an entry level job in industry. You can focus your attention on technician type jobs at biomedical companies. Once you're in industry, I hear its easier to move up or find other industry jobs. Good luck!
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Dr. Pritesh’s Answer

Hi Katia,

There are numerous opportunities in the private sector for PhDs ranging from career paths in government (FDA / NIH / CDC), consulting, to serving as medical liasons to pharmaceutical companies.
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