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To find jobs which suit you, first consider what you want in terms of location, salary, roles and responsibilities, and so on. You can then use a range of means to find jobs which you want to apply for by using local research publications and local newspapers, groups, etc – but also perusing the global jobs websites listed on Global Health Trials’ job opportunities pages:
https://globalhealthtrials.tghn.org/research-careers/jobs/, and any other websites you might find (if you know of others we haven’t listed, let us know by emailing info@globalhealthtrials.org).
Once you’ve created a shortlist of jobs to apply for, take time to look at each one thoroughly, in turn. Write notes on each one which outlines:
Once you clearly understand the job and have written these notes, you can tailor your CV and write your cover letter (see relevant articles).
You can read more about applying for jobs here:
http://www.cv-library.co.uk/jobsearchingadvice.html
Bonsoir Amos Thomas, je pense que tu es en bonne sante. Veux - tu savoir comment postuler oubien formuler une lettre d'application pour cette poste?
JE VEUX SAVOIR COMMENT POSTULER POUR AVOIR UN POST DE MONITEUR DE RECHERCHE VACCINAL