hi i am a medical graduate. i want to make my future in clinical research WHERE do i apply?
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The University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada is world renowned for it's leadership in research. Mainly medical research, so could apply there if u like. I luv Edmonton... esp shopping!!! GL!!
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University of Rochester (www.rochester.edu)\n\nYou can major in one (or more) of several different sub-fields of biology, such as molecular genetics, evolutionary bio, or neuroscience.  You can easily get a job in a lab at the med center across the street to get some research experience, too.
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Master of Medical Sciences (MMSc) \n\nThis program is directed toward the development of clinician-scholars whose career goals involve clinical teaching, research and patient care. Students satisfy didactic and clinical specialty certificate requirements, and have additional course requirements distributed among Oral Biology, Biostatistics, and Basic Medical Sciences. A written research proposal, prepared in the format of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant, is required, along with a research experience which culminates in the preparation and defense of a thesis. The usual length of this program is 3 years when combined with clinical specialty training. The degree, Master of Medical Sciences (MMSc) in Oral Biology, and the clinical specialty certificate are awarded concurrently by the Faculty of Medicine of Harvard University upon successful completion of all requirements.\n\nMMSc Requirements:\n\n    * HSDM Oral Biology Core Courses - 12 credits\n    * Biostatistics course - 3 credits\n    * Graduate level Basic Sciences course(s) taken at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), the Harvard Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), Harvard Medical School (HMS) or Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) - 4 credits\n    * Courses/seminars relevant to the area of clinical training, if applicable - 12-20 credits\n    * Research Proposal in NIH format\n    * Research experience as determined by Program Director; will likely include a project, written thesis, thesis defense and presentation at Research Day\n    * Presentation at Postdoctoral Research Seminar Series
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A hospital clinic? What's your degree? Do you want to be a secretary or what? \n\nBasically, go to local hospitals' website and check for careers.
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you should visit the official websites of different firms where u like to apply because almost all of them welcome fresh graduates. best of luck
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After Medical School >> Residency\n- In your fourth year of medical school you visit Massachusetts General Hospital's Surgical Residency Program, and impress everyone very much.  Then in February you submit a "rank-order list" to the National Residency Matching Program - http://www.nrmp.org/ - with  Massachusetts General Hospital/Surgery on the top of your list.  If Mass Gen has listed you high in its recruit list, then you are in.  You will need exceptional qualifications, such as summer internships in a surgical program and an very warm letter from your dean.\n\nAfter Residency >> Fellowship\n- You'll need to have Board Certification / Eligibility in General Surgery.  Apply for one of the two spots as directed at http://www.east.org/fellowships/fellowship.asp?program=113
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Study Health Physics. Apply for a summer job at a National lab, particle accelerator lab, etc. Perhaps a local hospital needs volunters.
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Go to college and study pre-med. Then go to medical school.
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There are several medical schools linked to teaching hospitals within the University of London. These include:\nUniversity College London which has links to University College Hospital\nKings College London\nSt Georges Medical School\nSt Bartholemews Medical School\nGuys Hospital Medical School\n\nTo have any chance of gaining a place you must have top class academic qualifications in appropriate science subjects, plus increasingly medical schools look for other factors too such as well-rounded social skills, leadership qualities, etc.\n\nFor more information on university admission see \nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/\n\nFor more information on medical degrees, see http://www.bma.org.uk/ap.nsf/Content/Hubcareersandeducation
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depends on where you're from, and also what universities you apply to. I guess the first step would be to find universities you'd be interested in, making correspondence with them, finding out their admission criteria, and take it from there. I'm sure they will tell you what to do next ;)
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You could get a job in a doctor's office or clinic.\n\nMake sure that the school is accredited.
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He can apply for "clinical research scientist" or if has experience in running clinical trials he can apply for clinical trials manager positions.
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National Health Service Corps is what you heard about; however, they've had trouble with funding in recent years so investigate them fully.  \nAlso check with your school's FA and admissions offices as well as your undergrad premed adviser.
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Unfortunately tehere are no more hospital which involved genetic research. but this hospital may be help you. Good luck!\nDepartmen of Medical Genetics University Hospital “Queen Giovanna” 8, Belo More Street 1040 Sofia Bulgaria Tel & Fax: +359 2946 1646
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Try Invitrogen (IVGN).  They make products for life science research.
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I would advise you to move to Canada! We NEED doctors and there are FANTASTIC opportunities here for doctors through recruitment programs in most communities, you could have your pick of wher and how to practise, and you will be well compensated. please look into it!
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Check out University of Pittsburgh they have the best medical program and they are linked with UPMC hospitals