What do you do for a living?

It is:)
I am an 'associate principle scientist', the 'medical science liaison' responsibilities is a long, long job description, but I work on unapproved and approved oncology products in the RnD department, working on clinical trials from inception to publication so I never get bored. Lol. Lots of travel as I work in 6 states. I work independently with oncologists and get them involved in clinical and pre-clinical research. Its awesome to see people that has had no luck on regular therapy become cured on new products.

Right now, we have a drug that is not a chemotherapy, with little to no side effects for recurrent melanoma with a 57% response rate, as opposed to the old 11%. That is a huge deal and is so rewarding to work on. My company and BMS are going for approval next year so its a race.

Ridiculously cool. :smt038

It's not glamorous, I mostly buy groceries and personal hygiene products.

Shopping is shopping ;)

Whether it's for home health patients or more of a personal assistant type job, you're helping people. That's cool regardless of what you're buying. :smt023
 
Property manager, pay your fucking rent.

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Sugar baby! :p

Well, really... between jobs right now, my location sucks and there's not much I can do to change that at the moment. I work a few hours as an office assistant at my aunt's office.

I'm kept busy though, doing the public relations/ marketing for a good friend of mine, and through being on the board of a Deaf association here at home.

I need to dumb down my resume. I'm the only one in my family without a job, and the only one that's went to university.
 
A somewhat stressful job that doesn't pay nearly enough at times considering some of the egotistical & power hungry dip shits & dog and pony show bullshit I have to deal with at times. Other than that I actually enjoy my job.
 
Sugar baby! :p

Well, really... between jobs right now, my location sucks and there's not much I can do to change that at the moment. I work a few hours as an office assistant at my aunt's office.

I'm kept busy though, doing the public relations/ marketing for a good friend of mine, and through being on the board of a Deaf association here at home.

I need to dumb down my resume. I'm the only one in my family without a job, and the only one that's went to university.

Have a baby by me and be a hundredaire boo lol
 
Dietitian/Diabetes Educator - work primarily with clients who speak Spanish as a first language, love what I do.
 
Ridiculously cool. :smt038



Shopping is shopping ;)

Whether it's for home health patients or more of a personal assistant type job, you're helping people. That's cool regardless of what you're buying. :smt023


Thank you gorgeous!
 
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