524 Clinical Research Associate Jobs in Cambridge, MA

“A small and stable startup (for now)”

Pros:  “-independence over your own project -reasonable hours; easy to do an 8 hour day -people are nice and supportive”

Cons:  “-small office so there's a lot of gossip -awful cubeland” – Full Review

“Satisfied DDO Chemist”

Pros:  “I felt Merck was a great place to work for a bachelors level scientist where associates were treated with a high level of respect. Though the typical glass ceiling existed…”

Cons:  “My only issue would be career opportunities outside of the lab were not very available and the path was not encouraged leaving only one place for associates to go…” – Full Review

“A great place to grow and develop”

Pros:  “Cubist has a great leadership team that is focused on growth, that of the company and employees. Benefits are excellent and the campus has everything you need, including a…”

Cons:  “Like many growing companies competition among employees can be tough. This often means management has a tough time rewarding employees for performance when…” – Full Review

“Good Place to work, but no career growth”

Pros:  “Friendly people and good benefits”

Cons:  “almost impossible to have career growth” – Full Review

“Great place to work, nice people, care about patients”

Pros:  “Flexibility to do your job.”

Cons:  “Long hours, lots of work.” – Full Review

“A world of opportunity, but lacking focused leadership in time of change”

Pros:  “Smart, hard-working, and good people Work worth doing”

Cons:  “Lots of internal competition; Not structured clearly Many ambiguous roles offered to attract and acquire market talent” – Full Review

“Great entry-level opportunity, good experience in pharmaceuticals.”

Pros:  “Employees are very happy, company has good benefits for its employees and the attitude is very fair for balancing home and work life. Flexible hours balance nicely with the…”

Cons:  “As an entry level scientist it is a good opportunity to gain lab experience and learn about the industry. After a few levels of promotion you plateau with salary…” – Full Review