Job prospect for clinical research professional NOC 4165

[Shaw2016]

Hi Thanks for your wish. I have some friends in Canada. No family or relative connection in Canada. Regarding my jobs, I did some research and already contacted few colleagues and friends in my network, and I guess my presence in Canada is required to get the job.
Currently I am open for any province, however, my preference is Ontario.
What about you? What's your plan? Looking forward to hear you.

 

[forever21always]

Hi. Happy new year u too. All the best for your PR. U have family or relatives in Canada? Any idea about jobs there in field? Which province you planning to go?

Hi,
Any progress on ur ITA? My friend is planning for Canada for FSW in IT field taking IELTS again.

 

[forever21always]

Hi Thanks for your wish. I have some friends in Canada. No family or relative connection in Canada. Regarding my jobs, I did some research and already contacted few colleagues and friends in my network, and I guess my presence in Canada is required to get the job.
Currently I am open for any province, however, my preference is Ontario.
What about you? What's your plan? Looking forward to hear you.

Hi,
Any progress on ur ITA? I'm still waiting. My friend is planning for Canada for FSW in IT field taking IELTS again.

 

[M_G]

Hi..i have applied with NOC 4165
I was just wondering if somebody was able to get a job in clinical research field or pharmacovigilance.

 

[VcWhite]

I don't know what the job market is like for clinical researchers.

To determine what it takes to immigrate and if you qualify, you will have to familiarize yourself with Canada's immigration programs. There's really no shortcut to doing a fair amount of reading and research - apart from hiring an immigration lawyer / consultant to do this work for you. You can find information about Canada's immigration programs here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/apply.asp

Good luck.

Scylla,
Thanks for your guidance just checking if same applies to me
Dear All, hey I'm Valerie in Uk London sorry I'm new to forum and Hoping soon to Return to Canada I first lived,worked and studied married and gave birth to my son(1991) in Ontario
Toronto Canada 1986-1994
(Divorced Non-Canadian spouse in uk courts 1995)
Currently I'm highly experienced qualified specialist mental health Co production Tutor,
Certifed MHA peer COACH support and Mentor, Interviewer Patient Ambassador Service user for research, voiceAbility finance, business and procurement director (2017 job appointments I sat on All 3 interviews) charity and Camden&islington Clinical staff. In addition my volunteer role Healthwatch islington since 2015, Unity community group constitution member.
I know I've much to contribute into improving Canadian health care quality improvements my st Pancras MH Hosptial works with where in Canada I gave birth to my son in 1991 st Michaels Hosptial . I would like to be considered for these types of Canadian jobs

 

[scylla]

Scylla,
Thanks for your guidance just checking if same applies to me
Dear All, hey I'm Valerie in Uk London sorry I'm new to forum and Hoping soon to Return to Canada I first lived,worked and studied married and gave birth to my son(1991) in Ontario
Toronto Canada 1986-1994
(Divorced Non-Canadian spouse in uk courts 1995)
Currently I'm highly experienced qualified specialist mental health Co production Tutor,
Certifed MHA peer COACH support and Mentor, Interviewer Patient Ambassador Service user for research, voiceAbility finance, business and procurement director (2017 job appointments I sat on All 3 interviews) charity and Camden&islington Clinical staff. In addition my volunteer role Healthwatch islington since 2015, Unity community group constitution member.
I know I've much to contribute into improving Canadian health care quality improvements my st Pancras MH Hosptial works with where in Canada I gave birth to my son in 1991 st Michaels Hosptial . I would like to be considered for these types of Canadian jobs

There are no jobs / employers on this forum. If you want to find a job in Canada, you will need to apply for jobs through sites such as indeed, linkedin and monster.

 

[anh le ngoc]

@Shaw2016: Thanks for the reply!

Hi sir,
Nice to meet you in this forum.
I'm a final-year student at HaNoi university of Pharmacy, Viet Nam and want to pursuit my career in the field of Clinical trials. Please help me to give some advice how to study and get a job in this filed in Canada.
Which kind of program should I study?( Biochemistry/ Biology/ Chemistry/ Biotech/or anything else?)
Thank you so much.

 

[leminhtam]

Hi sir,
Nice to meet you in this forum.
I'm a final-year student at HaNoi university of Pharmacy, Viet Nam and want to pursuit my career in the field of Clinical trials. Please help me to give some advice how to study and get a job in this filed in Canada.
Which kind of program should I study?( Biochemistry/ Biology/ Chemistry/ Biotech/or anything else?)
Thank you so much.

Hi. Even though I am working on IT field, i still want to follow up this case, :3

 

[heena.ali]

I found this link ..it's very informative
https://immilist.com/documentation/noc-4165-health-policy-researchers-consultants-and-program-officers/

 

[Rt001]

Hi Happy new year. Not yet. Still waiting. As per CIC , my correct NOC is 0212, so now its updated.
You may check the same.

Hey there, thank for sharing this information. Did you finally get the PR? I am also a clinical research professional and planning to apply.