In healthcare ER, which sub-sector (healthcare IT + distr., facilities + managed care, biotech, pharma, life science tools and diagnostics, med tech) provide the best exit opps? How do they differ across the sub-sectors? Which sub-sectors are up and coming and which are on their way out?
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IMO, biotech is probably hottest sector. Always something going on there via banking deals etc. But you need the science background. Not as familiar with what's going on on medtech/life sciences but it seems like things are generally good there.. Managed care/facilities, there aren't as many deals going on, but the skill set/knowledge is fairly unique IMO due to the wide swath of government regulations. I wonder that a 'safety' area. HCIT/distribution is probably the easiest of the healthcare sectors, but is also the one that's shrinking the fastest due to the mergers and disruption.
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