A friend of mine is interested in working in the UK. She's a US citizen and 
a newly qualified PharmD. She's completed a internship, but is not a 
registered pharmacist. She's decided that she's more interested in the 
business side of things (e.g. marketing, regulatory issues, planning, etc) - 
and she's pretty open as to what she might do in that area. She's currently 
working on regulatory/marketing type stuff in the US.

What opporunities are there in the UK for her? Are there any particular 
recruitment agencies (or employers) that she'd be wise to contact?

I'm not in the pharmacy business myself, so forgive me if I haven't provided 
enough details (or if this is the wrong group).

Debbie Croft wrote:
> A friend of mine is interested in working in the UK. She's a US citizen and 
> a newly qualified PharmD. She's completed a internship, but is not a 
> registered pharmacist. She's decided that she's more interested in the 
> business side of things (e.g. marketing, regulatory issues, planning, etc) - 
> and she's pretty open as to what she might do in that area. She's currently 
> working on regulatory/marketing type stuff in the US.
> 
> What opporunities are there in the UK for her? Are there any particular 
> recruitment agencies (or employers) that she'd be wise to contact?
> 
> I'm not in the pharmacy business myself, so forgive me if I haven't provided 
> enough details (or if this is the wrong group). 
> 
> 
You might find www.zenopa.com of interest.

Rod

Debbie Croft wrote:
> A friend of mine is interested in working in the UK. She's a US citizen and 
> a newly qualified PharmD. She's completed a internship, but is not a 
> registered pharmacist. She's decided that she's more interested in the 
> business side of things (e.g. marketing, regulatory issues, planning, etc) - 
> and she's pretty open as to what she might do in that area. She's currently 
> working on regulatory/marketing type stuff in the US.
> 
> What opporunities are there in the UK for her? Are there any particular 
> recruitment agencies (or employers) that she'd be wise to contact?
> 
> I'm not in the pharmacy business myself, so forgive me if I haven't provided 
> enough details (or if this is the wrong group). 
> 
> 
You might find www.zenopa.com of interest.

Rod