Med school dropout with zero finance background looking to get into ER
Hi everyone, First time on this page since I’ve been on a medicine track my entire life. Decided to drop out as finance intrigued me far more and I lost my passion for medicine over time. I have an interview coming up for a position in healthcare-oriented ER and was wondering if I could get some insight into what I should expect. I have a very rough knowledge of stock valuation and data analysis through biology research but nothing more.
I suspect your interviewer will give you a pass on the finance side of things as long as you demonstrate expertise on the biology side, if it's a highly specialized subsector of health care that you are interviewing for. Given your ability to get into a medical school, no one should doubt your ability to pick up some stock valuation techniques.
For biotech at least, it's the science that matters.
Just have a really good way to frame your career thus far.
If it’s for a biotech or Pharma role, definitely talk up your extensive knowledge of life sciences and medicine. There’s a ton of discovery value in those spaces if you do the work and high demand for people who know how to analyze all the drug and trial data. I would focus less on the finance/valuation aspect.
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