Do you need a science background to work in life sciences sector investment??
I see actually a lot of people come from standard econ backgrounds then join the pharma/life sector either in banking or equity research all the time.
but on many JD of life science/healthcare investment roles, they always state that life science background is required and I had experience get dinged by hiring manager purely because of this. (because he was some PhD in some science)
I understand that you might have a bit better understanding of the overall technical side but no way you understand specifically how things work for that specific sub-sector or drug, my question is is it realistic to break into life science and healthcare investment from an artsy background but some experience in pharma finance role??
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