Showing posts with label job board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label job board. Show all posts

Sunday, May 12, 2013

Find your next medical director job

What does it mean to be a medical director? It can mean different things depending on the industry. Take a look at all the different jobs that come up when you search for "medical director" jobs on the NonClinicalJobs Job Board and enter specific search terms and geographic information to refine your search. 

Sunday, March 31, 2013

Administrative medical director jobs

Looking for a non-clinical physician job? How about an administrative medical director job? You will find them on the NonClinicalJobs Job Board.

Monday, March 11, 2013

Friday, March 8, 2013

Take a look at the new NonClinicalJobs Job Board

Please let us know what you think about the new NonClinicalJobs Job Board. We received feedback from a number of our readers about our job board, so we are trying something new. We may continue the old job board as well and provide our readers an option with two different job boards.

Search for jobs on the new NonClinicalJobs Job Board here: http://jobs.nonclinicaljobs.com

Looking to hire a physician? You can also post a job description on the Job Board here.

Friday, February 15, 2013

Jobs on the NonClinicalJobs Board:

Here's what you'll find on the NonClinicalJobs Board:



Friday, January 6, 2012

Vice President Medical Informatics - CMIO

A hospital in the Dallas TX area is looking for a CMIO. You can learn more about this VP Medical Informatics job here.

Also, don't forget that you can find a variety of non-clinical jobs on the NonClinicalJobs Job Board.

Thursday, December 22, 2011

National eHealth Collaborative (NeHC) Job Board

The NeHC job board is a group for organizations, non-profits, government agencies, private practices, etc. to post openings for a variety of positions across the health IT industry. The group is free to join and does not require registration. However, all members are expected to adhere to the guidelines of the group or risk removal.

National eHealth Collaborative (NeHC) is a public-private partnership that enables secure and interoperable nationwide health information exchange to advance health and improve health care. NeHC was established through a grant from the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) to build on the accomplishments of the American Health Information Community (AHIC), a federal advisory committee to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) until 2008, and is led by some of the nation’s most respected thought leaders in healthcare and health IT.

Visit the NeHC job board here.

Monday, September 26, 2011

Don't miss these featured non-clinical jobs!

Periodically, we feature jobs that get posted on the NonClinicalJobs.com Job Board.  Here are the current featured jobs:


Scientific Editor
Continuing Education Alliance - Stamford, CT


Physician to perform consultative exams
Tri State Occupational Medicine
Cheyenne, Casper, and Rock Springs, WY


SouthEast Medical Science Liaison (Atlanta, GA; Miami, FL or Orlando, FL)


National Provider Business Medical Leader - Healthcare
Thomson Reuters


Biocompatibles Inc. is a BTG International group company. They have the following positions currently available:
Employers: 
Want to advertise a position and post a job on NonClinicalJobs.com? Click here to post a job.  To learn about the benefits of posting a job on NonClinicalJobs.com, click here.

Monday, May 24, 2010

Focus your job search: TheLadders.com for high-paying jobs

Do you get lost when you look for jobs on a regular job board? Do your search results yield too many types of jobs? If you're having difficulty focusing your job search, you may want to leverage TheLadders.com which offers online job search resources and content for job seekers. This way, you can effectively  Search for Jobs That Pay Over $100,000.  Plus, you will find practical career advice at TheLadders.com. Those who are actively searching for a job may want to consider the UpLadder Premium service (which is a paid service).

TheLadders.com  provides you with the ability to find high-paying non-clinical jobs in medical affairs, consulting, biopharma, investment banking, venture capital, and many other industries. Their targeted sites list more than 35,000 new $100k+ jobs each month across every industry, in companies of all types and sizes. They only list jobs that pay more than $100,000/year, including many C-level, VP, Director and Manager jobs. So, if you're in the market for a $100k+ job, you won't find a better resource anywhere.  

Find $100K+ Jobs at TheLadders.com.

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Research Physician jobs at Quintiles

Quintiles is the only fully integrated bio and pharmaceutical services provider offering clinical, commercial, consulting and capital solutions. 23,000 employees in 60 countries have helped develop or commercialize all of the top 30 best-selling drugs.

Click here to view "Research Physician" jobs at Quintiles. Not interested in working as a research physician? Then take a look at some of these other job opportunities at Quintiles: 
* Clinical Operations
* Corporate Support
* Data Management/Biostatistics
* Laboratory
* Medical Science Liaisons
* Regulatory & Drug Safety

Friday, May 14, 2010

Find high-paying non-clinical jobs on TheLadders.com

Looking for a new job that pays over $100,000?  Maybe you're specifically looking for a really high-paying job (how do you define "high-paying" when you're a physician looking for a high-paying non-clinical job?).

TheLadders.com offers online job search resources and content for the $100k+ job seekers.  Search Jobs That Pay Over $100,000.  Plus, you can also find some practical career advice at TheLadders.com. Those who are actively searching for a job may want to consider the UpLadder Premium service where you'll find over 55,000 jobs right now.

TheLadders.com  provides you with the ability to find high-paying non-clinical jobs in medical affairs, consulting, biopharma, investment banking, venture capital, and many other industries. Their targeted sites list more than 35,000 new $100k+ jobs each month across every industry, in companies of all types and sizes. They only list jobs that pay more than $100,000/year, including many C-level, VP, Director and Manager jobs. So, if you're in the market for a $100k+ job, you won't find a better resource anywhere. Considering an alternative physician career? Find $100K+ Jobs at TheLadders.com.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Post a job on NonClinicalJobs.com

Need to advertise a non-clinical job opening? Are you looking for physicians who are interested in finding non-clinical jobs?  

Post a job on the NonClinicalJobs.com Job Board and your job post will get featured for 30 days.

Each job that you post will:
  • Get published on NonClinicalJobs.com as a "Featured Job Post."
  • Get sent as a tweet to all my followers on Twitter (currently over 32,000 people following me @DrJosephKim)
  • Get e-mailed to the entire NonClinicalJobs.com membership network (currently over 1,430 physician members found here)
  • Get featured in the NonClinicalJobs.com members-only network forum as a "Featured Job Post"
  • Get published on the NonClinicalJobs.com Facebook fan page (currently over 560 fans on the Facebook fan page)

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Medical Writing Jobs for Physicians

If you're interested in the medical writing industry, make sure to view all these Medical Writing jobs listed here.

The medical writing industry is very broad. You may pursue writing opportunities in regulatory writing, drug safety, journal articles, clinical trials,  research, medical education, consumer health, medical blogging, grant proposals, sales training, medical marketing materials, and much more. The medical communications industry is constantly changing, so you'll experience new challenges and new opportunities if you're highly qualified and experienced. I'd encourage you to join the American Medical Writers Association (AMWA) if you're interested in learning more.

View Medical Writer jobs listed here on the NonClinicalJobs.com Job Board.

Friday, April 23, 2010

MGMA: Physician recruiters are filling vacancies more quickly, efficiently

Healthcare Finance News recently published a story titled, "MGMA: Physician recruiters are filling vacancies more quickly, efficiently." Here's a snippet from the story:
The MGMA’s report, “In-House Recruitment Benchmarking Survey: 2010 Report Based on 2008 Data,” showed that most specialties reported a decline in the cost and number of resources associated with filling these positions. Survey analysts have attributed this to the economic downturn and an increase (30 percent, according to this year’s report) in the use of Internet job boards as a primary recruitment method.  
The MGMA collaborated with the Association of Staff Physician Recruiters on the survey.
Notice the comment about the increase in the use of Internet job boards? Make sure to check the NonClinicalJobs.com job board found here. We have new non-clinical jobs appearing all the time.

Have you ever worked with a physician recruiter? If you're looking for a job in the healthcare industry, you may have more luck by working with recruiters who may know of unadvertised job openings. Executive search firms can help you save a significant amount of time.

The Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) is the premier membership association for professional administrators and leaders of medical group practices.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Post and find jobs on Sermo

If you're a U.S. physician, you can join Sermo and post and find jobs in the "jobs" section of Sermo. Most of the jobs that are posted are for clinical positions, but occasionally you'll find a non-clinical job posted as well. I don't think that most of the Sermo physicians search that job board to look for non-clinical opportunities, but I could be wrong.

Friday, August 28, 2009

Someone needs to moderate the job board on Sermo


Sermo (an online physician community) has a job board. However, it doesn't appear that anyone is really moderating it for SPAM. Yes, even doctors are guilty of SPAMMING. In this case, I wonder if someone hacked into Sermo to post these "jobs." I'm sure they'll be gone once someone comes to clean the list.

There's a growing number of physicians looking for non-clinical jobs and opportunities. Some want some supplemental income. Others want to leave clinical medicine and work part-time. Where can you find these types of non-clinical opportunities? Occasionally, you'll find some valid ones on Sermo. Otherwise, you have to know where to do your research. I hope you'll find some useful information while you're here.

Friday, August 7, 2009

Finding a non-clinical physician job


What's the best way to find non-clinical physician jobs? If you're transitioning out of clinical medicine, then you may not know where to begin. For seasoned physician executive veterans who know have been out of clinical medicine for several years, the search can still be difficult in today's economic environment. Where do you begin?
  • Search engines: Physicians often type "non-clinical physician jobs" into Internet search engines like Google and Yahoo. Are they finding what they need?
  • Recruiters: What about executive recruiters (also known as headhunters, executive search consultants, etc.)? How many do you know? I currently have a growing list of them and I maintain that list regularly.
  • Job boards: Here, you may get overwhelmed by the types of jobs that are listed on Monster, Career Builder, Indeed, Hot Jobs, etc. Do you know what to look for when you're searching job boards? Are you able to filter your results?
  • Social networking: If you have an extensive social network, then you can reach out and see if anyone may know of any potential leads. The power of social media such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter may help you tremendously.
  • Job fairs: Not a bad place to start if you have an open mind and if you're willing to be a sales rep, a medical science liaison (MSL) or some other type of field agent.
  • Company websites: Here, you may have some luck if you're looking at large corporations. Even smaller companies often list a "Careers" section on their website. Be prepared to fill out a bunch of online applications.
  • Newspapers: I don't know that you'll find much here these days.
  • Medical journals: You may find some great clinical opportunities, but you'll see few (if any) non-clinical physician job listings.
So, how do you plan to look for your next non-clinical physician job? I hope you plan to use a combination of the approaches listed above.