Migraine opening in Ft Myers?

[anonymous]

There’s a job opening in Fort Myers, Fl for migraine, is that a good division and pay? Who do they call on? Is this division metric driven on call volume?

 

[anonymous]

There’s a job opening in Fort Myers, Fl for migraine, is that a good division and pay? Who do they call on? Is this division metric driven on call volume?

Mainly primary care and metrics driven.

 

[anonymous]

Thank you for your honest feedback. Worked in primary care for 10 years, don’t wanna go back there.

 

[anonymous]

I have a BA in Biological Sciences. I noticed that was one of the requirements for the position in question. I received a solid foundation of knowledge in science. Most of my classes were actually in chemistry. I loved the labs the most. I feel like I learned the most from the labs. On the topic of learning, shortly after graduating college I gained employment with allergan. I was taught to be non-compliant from day one. As a 25- or 26-year-old, I had no idea what compliance was in the pharma rep world. I wonder how far up the chain I had to go before I found somebody who knew what compliance was and knew the entire salesforce was acting in a way that was non-compliant?

A BA in Biological Sciences degree is not advanced enough to engage in a clinical conversation with a physician about a medicine while representing a pharmaceutical company. I had to figure out on my own what compliance means or at least what is definitely acting in a non-compliant way. If I knew then what I know now, I would have gone into agriculture.

 

[anonymous]

I have a BA in Biological Sciences. I noticed that was one of the requirements for the position in question. I received a solid foundation of knowledge in science. Most of my classes were actually in chemistry. I loved the labs the most. I feel like I learned the most from the labs. On the topic of learning, shortly after graduating college I gained employment with allergan. I was taught to be non-compliant from day one. As a 25- or 26-year-old, I had no idea what compliance was in the pharma rep world. I wonder how far up the chain I had to go before I found somebody who knew what compliance was and knew the entire salesforce was acting in a way that was non-compliant?

A BA in Biological Sciences degree is not advanced enough to engage in a clinical conversation with a physician about a medicine while representing a pharmaceutical company. I had to figure out on my own what compliance means or at least what is definitely acting in a non-compliant way. If I knew then what I know now, I would have gone into agriculture.

It's called Google. It's whatever is on the label k mean I don't know what you were taught but it's not that complicated. You tell them what it's for and how savings plans work and then that is that.

 

[anonymous]

It's called Google. It's whatever is on the label k mean I don't know what you were taught but it's not that complicated. You tell them what it's for and how savings plans work and then that is that.

Forest who was bought by Allergan was known across the industru for being unethical. Allergan did not follow PhRMA guidelines and did some shady promoting too. They had a wake up call coming to Abbvie, especially the Forest people.

 

[anonymous]

Thank you for your honest feedback. Worked in primary care for 10 years, don’t wanna go back there.

Yes, you have neurology sprinkled in but its mainly primary care with a primary care mentality. Good for entry level