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Working for Health Decisions: Top Ten Query Responses

  1. Clinical research is all about boring processes. Nope. It’s about finding cures for diseases affecting our loved ones, and at Health Decisions, we strive to do it faster and more efficiently.
  2. All corporations are stuffy and stubborn. Not a chance. Here, we encourage our employees to find the best ways to accomplish a task, even if that means big change for the company.
  3. When working for a CRO, your job will be constant data entry and confusing spreadsheets. Ha! Good one… We like to stay on the cutting-edge of technology to ensure our data is submitted automatically to ensure accuracy and an efficient uses of our time.
  4. You will be alone, stuck in a cube under a blinking fluorescent light, cross-checking data. Create a new picture—our atmosphere is laid back, supportive and team-oriented. You’ll have the freedom to take breaks, walk the nature trails and run errands.
  5. Don’t want to be associated with a giant corporation where you don’t know your CEO? We completely agree! Dr. Rosenberg (or Michael, as we call him) is always available for a friendly chat about adaptive research or aviation.
  6. No life-work balance at your current job? Strike those 70-hour work weeks, and check out our vacation and personal time policies. And don’t forget to ask about adaptive monitoring, which helps us reduce the time our CRAs are on the road.
  7. Pharmaceutical reps have all the fun. No way. When you call Stacy about job openings here, just ask her about Pancake Thursday, Cinco de Mayo and all our other events and celebrations.
  8. CROs are all about keeping income high by dragging out projects and issuing constant change orders. Not at Health Decisions. We partner with our sponsors and align our goals, so you can be sure you’re consistently providing the best results in the industry.
  9. People in clinical research are all nerds. Well… we are.
  10. We're always Business Casual, and by Business Casual, we mean Casual. Although, yes, we do expect professionalism, we want you to be comfortable. Nothing starchy here.