This course is designed to mirror the natural stages of the biostatistics job search. It’s a clear, step-by-step guide that will help you go from application confusion to securing interviews and offers with ease. You’ll learn how to approach each stage strategically, instead of applying blindly and hoping for the best.

Here’s how we’ll break it down:

1. Mindset + Clarity Before Applying
   Setting yourself up for success by adjusting your mindset and getting crystal-clear on your goals.

2. Where to Find the Right Jobs (Including Hidden Ones)
   Learn how to find roles, including those that aren’t listed on typical job boards. Yes, those hidden gems!

3. How to Write a Resume That Gets Noticed
   Craft a resume that speaks to both hiring managers and ATS systems, ensuring your application stands out.

4. Crafting a Cover Letter That Opens Doors
   Learn how to write compelling cover letters that grab attention and highlight your biostatistics expertise.

5. Making the First Contact with Employers
   Reach out to employers the right way to stand out and create a lasting impression.

6. Following Up, Getting Feedback, and Tracking Your Progress
   Master the art of follow-up, ask for feedback, and stay organized so you never miss an opportunity.

📚 Each section includes:

• 📋 A Step-by-Step Breakdown – Simple, easy-to-follow guidance for each stage of your job search.

• ✅ Applicable lessons – Quick-action lessons to make sure you’re on track at each step.

• 🛠️ An Action Item to Apply Immediately – Apply what you’ve learned instantly so you see real results.

You can go through the course by just reading, but to get the best results, you need to take action. By the end of this course, you’ll have applied to jobs with a much more strategic approach. You won’t just be sending out resumes—you’ll be crafting tailored applications, following up like a pro, and likely having multiple callbacks and interviews lined up.

💡 Action Step: Set Your Job Search Intentions

Before you begin, take a moment to clarify your job search goals:

1. What type of biostatistics roles are you aiming for? (e.g., clinical trials, epidemiology, regulatory, etc.)

2. What’s the ideal company or environment you want to work in? (e.g., academia, pharmaceutical, biotech, remote)

3. What’s your target salary range or compensation package? (Having clarity here will help guide your decisions)

Write these down, and revisit them throughout the course to ensure you stay on track with your goals. By setting clear intentions, you’ll be able to make smarter, more focused decisions during your job search.