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Talk to the faculty at your UG school..see if they have positions open.
Get a job, any job, at a research facility, and network into a lab position.
Get an MS and learn some lab techniques. Good technicians are always in demand.
Get a job, any job, at a research facility, and network into a lab position.
Get an MS and learn some lab techniques. Good technicians are always in demand.
You have a strong research background and apply to research positions. It's not hard to find them - it's harder to get them. Look on job listing boards for students/alumni at your school. Take a look at several hospitals' job listing boards too. Usually they'll post jobs there for clinical research positions. Those are easier to come by than basic science research positions.
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If you're willing to start as a part-time volunteer RA, you can wiggle in almost anywhere. Then impress them and work your way up.
