Life Science Professionals Jobs

Most life science professionals will need a degree in their chosen area of science, along with relevant experience in medical fields. If you do not have these qualifications yet, look into roles such as health science assistant — an entry-level role that often has opportunities to learn and gain qualifications while working.

Life science professionals often work in hospitals, but some work in larger, centralised labs. This means that you can find the kind of workplace size that suits you.

Life science professionals work closely with other health science workers, as well as administrative staff and management. Life science professionals do not often come into contact with patients. They do, however work closely as part of a team and, for many, this is a great part of their role.

Life science can be a great role if you have good attention to detail and organisation. Multitasking strength can also be a huge bonus in this role. At Akeso Healthsearch, we use a strength-based recruitment process to help jobseekers find the best candidate placements.