Having had quite a few plastic surgery procedures myself, I am very interested in plastic surgery. I would love to work in an office administering botox and fillers, and doing other types of non surgical treatment. My question is, how does one break into this area? what type of experience are doctors looking for? Thanks Monica
Let me preface by saying I am not a nurse so I hope you do not mind me posting here but I have no other forums to turn to. I have a background in Nuclear Medicine. I want to break into clinical research but everyone wants someone with experience. The hospitals want only nurses and the pharmaceutical companies want at least one year experience. I have found two courses that I am considering. Both are very expensive. One is 12 weeks long and run through Rutgers University school of nursing ( you do not have to be a nurse to take the course). The other is run by an independent school - Medical Research Management. It consists off 80 hours of online courses and then two weeks of full time ( 9-5) classes. The latter claims a placement rate of 85% in NJ ( were I live) and has job placement assistance. The university classes are half the cost but do not offer job placement assistance just advice. In your opinion, would these courses help me get a foot in the door? I really do not know what else to do . It seems like a catch -22 situation. Thanks Monica Both seems to cover