MedComms Professionals has created a medical communications report on the salaries and benefits within the sector with the aim to update it every quarter. The report covers a variety of different roles within medical communications such as: Account Management Client Services Medical Writing Editing Publication management Designers Looking into the variety of salary ranges across
By combining information from our latest Life Science Salary Survey with our own personal knowledge of the sector, we have noticed that there are three major medical communications hubs; London, Central/South East and North West of England. Within the North West there is a prominent cluster of companies with Manchester based offices such as Nucleus
Thanks to the data gathering carried out for our 2016 Life Science Salary Survey, we know that 48% of UK respondents believe that their salary does not reflect their current career level. Even though the majority were satisfied with their current level of compensation, this still shows a significant lack of confidence within the sector
MedComms Professionals are delighted to announce that our 2016 Life Sciences Salary Survey is complete and available for delivery. Nine months in the marking, the survey was launched with the aim to analyse industry salaries, coms/benefits and market trends for core roles throughout the Life Sciences Industry. As well as a dedicated medical communications section,
Clinical Professionals have today launched their new life science salary survey for 2015 / 2016. The survey will analyse salary and benefits for each sector of the European life science industry, and follows on from the success of our previous pharmaceutical salary surveys. The salary survey is confidential and will only take a few minutes
