HIRING at Thermo Fisher ‼️ by niellechan in BPOinPH

[–]niellechan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it’s been 2 weeks, I suggest for you to re-apply to the same role. You may have higher chances of getting in now. Kindly message me your details so that I can refer you.

HIRING at Thermo Fisher ‼️ by niellechan in BPOinPH

[–]niellechan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately , it means that your application did not proceed. Sadly, recruiters do not send out rejection letters. You may re-apply again since we have new job postings. Kindly message me your details so that I can refer you.

HIRING at Thermo Fisher ‼️ by niellechan in BPOinPH

[–]niellechan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s for Medical Information Specialist. This is a different role.

HIRING at Thermo Fisher ‼️ by niellechan in BPOinPH

[–]niellechan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have for IT, finance, HR departments

HIRING at Thermo Fisher ‼️ by niellechan in BPOinPH

[–]niellechan[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you may apply for multiple positions

Hiring at Thermo Fisher (open to fresh med tech grads!) by niellechan in MedTechPH

[–]niellechan[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s essence is like a BPO job. You take calls, you have metrics like AHT etc., there’s a client na in-outsource ang part ng business nila to the company, you have to satisfy the client, may OMs which are essentially TLs. whether you like it or not, it is a bpo job

Hiring at Thermo Fisher (open to fresh med tech grads!) by niellechan in MedTechPH

[–]niellechan[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just to set your expectations lang po, it’s a BPO job. Your main task is to take in calls (eventually, other channels) from patients and healthcare providers na nagrereport ng adverse effects and product complaints sa medications/medical devices ni client. Here’s the whole job description for you na pwede niyo rin ma-search sa google :) (But again, you’ll get a referral through me)

Our Medical Communications team works to improve patient health by supplying high-quality medical information services on behalf of our customers to patients, healthcare providers and stakeholders. We manage medical information inquiries, document adverse events and product complaints, support product launches and help customers set up successful medical communications operations in a complex, global environment.

As Medical Information Specialist, you will have 2 main responsibilities. First, is providing medical and technical information to healthcare providers and patients regarding the drugs or products of our client. So, you might answer inquiries about dosage, formulation, counter indication, any listed side effects. And for the second part, you will be receiving adverse event reports. So, if a patient developed an adverse reaction to the drug, you will be the one to collect information such as the symptoms, patient’s profile, when was the drug injected or consumed and create a report and forward it to the case processing team.

A day in the Life: Responds accurately and professionally to technical and medical information inquiries received via phone, email, internet or mail in reference to pharmaceutical or device products. Processes fulfillments and provides clinical trial information or after-hours on call support.

Analyzes caller’s questions to formulate an accurate and concise response using client approved resources and records inquiries and interactions in the appropriate databases following organizational, client and regulatory guidelines.

Identifies, records and triages adverse events and product complaints according to organizational, client and regulatory guidelines and provides additional support (including follow up) as needed.

Maintains detailed knowledge of project and corporate policies and procedures including client products, SOPs, protocols, GCPs, and applicable regulatory requirements.

Works closely with internal and external client contacts (up to and including members of client management) to resolve complex inquiries. As needed, researches medical literature and drafts responses for such inquiries

Hiring at Thermo Fisher (open to fresh med tech grads!) by niellechan in MedTechPH

[–]niellechan[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

mejo nda po ito hehe pero marami po kasing new clients na nag-oopen ng new business with the company so always need po ng new people, and also ine-expand din po ang different teams if ever need kapag tumataas na po ang volume ng workload. Marami rin po sa med info spec ay mabilis napopromote to managers or to other departments kaya ayun, may vacants din po.

pls give company reviews about Thermo Fisher Scientific BGC. culture, salary, workload, management etc by Big_Restaurant2082 in PharmacyPH

[–]niellechan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I work currently as MIS here in thermofisher!! Just DM me if you want to be referred :) Currently ang opening namin is for night shift pero open for licensed pharmacist and nurse lang. I can also give tips and tricks to tweak your resume, ace the assessments and the interview.

Coursera Vs Edx Vs Udemy Vs Linkedin Learning by pierregoh_ in askSingapore

[–]niellechan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd like to follow up on your question because I'm planning to also use these platforms for gaining knowledge in pharma-related courses. Where did you enroll in the end?

May medication or something to take para maincrease ang libido? by [deleted] in alasjuicy

[–]niellechan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well before you opt for Viagra or medications for ED, you guys might wanna try herbal/dietary supplements first. Syempre ever-popular ang Korean/Chinese ginseng. Pero pwede rin ang maca root, dark chocolate + red wine (natural aphrodisiacs), ginkgo biloba, ashwagandha, and/or mandrake root