Jobs for MDs w/o license...

[october]

I heard in Cuba some doctors wash cars (of tourists) to supplement their astounding monthly incomes.

[DRDRWMD]

Those were some great ideas, I will have to keep them in the back of my mind.

[Cubanito76]

I am surprised nobody has mentioned teaching. My buddy was teaching at a nearby technical school and was making a decent salary.

[leadsled]

Originally Posted by Cubanito76

I am surprised nobody has mentioned teaching. My buddy was teaching at a nearby technical school and was making a decent salary.

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Certified Pharmacy Rep
National Association of Pharmaceutical Sales Representatives®

[leadsled]

Bone Densitometrist

Certification at: ISCD Bone Densitometry Course and Certification Exam

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[IMG SURVIVOR]

bump this tread

[lesetoiles]

There are great jobs in the pharmaceutical and medical business for MDs w/o licensure. Consider a Medical Science Liaison which pays $150,000/yr plus 20-30% bonus. You have to have great people and presentation skills. There are other jobs in the business if you start looking around.

[websniff]

Originally Posted by lesetoiles

There are great jobs in the pharmaceutical and medical business for MDs w/o licensure. Consider a Medical Science Liaison which pays $150,000/yr plus 20-30% bonus. You have to have great people and presentation skills. There are other jobs in the business if you start looking around.

Man are you serious? but what are the requirements generally? ECFMG certified? or USMLE or what actually and is it possible to get this job as well as a visa to US for it???? or you must be in US before you can apply??

[UHSADOC]

Post Doc Fellowships are the way to go, if you want to remain in the residency game.
working for pharm rep, is somewhat the cheap way out.
PDFs offer the MD academic challenge and you can remain clinically involved.

[lesetoiles]

Originally Posted by websniff

Man are you serious? but what are the requirements generally? ECFMG certified? or USMLE or what actually and is it possible to get this job as well as a visa to US for it???? or you must be in US before you can apply??

I wasn't talking about a pharm rep job as the previous poster suggests. The Medical Science Liaisons are part of the medical affairs department within pharmaceutical companies. It requires excellent interpersonal skills, since there is much contact with research sites and key opinion leaders. Just search any big job website for Medical Affairs or Medical Science Liaison.

They require only that you have an M.D. I don't know if they will sponsor foreign workers. It probably depends on the company, but you will need to speak PERFECT english.