When it comes to clinical research jobs for pre-med students, they are a bit hard to find. Luckily enough, we've got you covered. There are several pre-med jobs that are available to help you gain clinical research experience before you've completed your bachelor's degree. And yes, they are paying jobs.

These jobs will help showcase your interest and competence for any graduate program of your choice; be it dental school, physician assistant (PA), pharmacy, occupational therapy, medical school, or physical therapy (PT).

Emergency Medical Technicians

EMTs work for the emergency department or ambulance service in hospitals. They are specifically trained to manage and assess common medical emergencies from accidents and illnesses. They assist the nurses and doctors in the treatments of patients in the emergency rooms. Training requires 120 - 150 hours of instructions within 3 - 11 weeks. Consider advancing your skills with Advanced Clinical Research Project Manager Certification to further enhance your capabilities in clinical settings.

Phlebotomist

Phlebotomists work in blood banks and clinical research labs. They are trained in drawing blood from patients and are expected to complete 200 hours of instructions. To expand your career in clinical research, explore the Clinical Research Coordinator and Clinical Trials Assistant Training courses.

Certified Nursing Assistants

CNAs work in nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, and hospitals. They help in assisting the nursing staff with acute care and long-term care. They are trained on how to control infections, and assists patients or residents with their daily routine. CNAs are in really high demand and the best way to become one is to have CNA experience, get certified through 4 - 15 weeks programs, and pass a state exam.

Dental Assistants

Dental Assistants work in dental offices. They are trained to maintain patient records, take x-rays, and provide patient care. They do not require certification. All you need to do is go through some formal training programs in dental offices.

Medical Scribes

Medical scribes work with physicians personally during patient visits and help documents all important information into the Electronic Health Record (EHR) of the patient. They are trained to organize information and understand medical terminologies. Enhance your understanding of good clinical practices with the ICH-GCP course.

Pharmacy Technicians

They work in clinical and retail pharmacies. They are there to assist the pharmacist with any technical tasks. The job prepares you for a career in pharmacy. Explore our Pharmacovigilance Certification to learn about ensuring the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical products.

Even though you are a pre-med means, there are several salary earning pre-med jobs you can choose from. Make a wise choice today, join the CCRP community and let us help you build your career.

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