60 Senior In-House Clinical Research Associate Jobs

“Goof”

Pros:  “Good overall experience with a good company”

Cons:  “Not many opportunities in switching to different departments” – Full Review

“It's a nice place to work if you don't mind the benefits package.”

Pros:  “The pay is good and the people are friendly. Placements tend to convert to permanent positions, and the other contractors are fun to work with.”

Cons:  “The benefits are absolutely terrible - insurance is exhorbitant, and you only receive 10 days of PTO total during the year, which you accrue at the rate of .83 days…” – Full Review

“It's a nice place to work if you don't mind the benefits package.”

Pros:  “The pay is good and the people are friendly. Placements tend to convert to permanent positions, and the other contractors are fun to work with.”

Cons:  “The benefits are absolutely terrible - insurance is exhorbitant, and you only receive 10 days of PTO total during the year, which you accrue at the rate of .83 days…” – Full Review

“I feel satisfied in my role.”

Pros:  “Appears to be a financially secure healthcare facility.”

Cons:  “To political it takes a long time for dicisions to be made and then implementation is prolonged.” – Full Review

“A great company to work for. A great place for innovation.”

Pros:  “Great work atmosphere. R&D is where I love to work and I look forward to it every day. I am surrounded by hard working, smart and talented people who love what they do and…”

Cons:  “Need more incentives for good employees. There is a disconnect between upper management and the lower layers.” – Full Review

“I have been very satisfied with my employment at Gilead.”

Pros:  “Great benefits, long term stability, great products on the horizon.”

Cons:  “Company runs very lean, old school values” – Full Review

“generally good”

Pros:  “Duke has very good acacemic reputation in the nation. There are plenty of resources available and you will be working with / learning from smart people.”

Cons:  “There is a lot of pressure in getting things done. Everyone pushes very hard. You need to really well to survive in the competitive environment. Another…” – Full Review