Shifting careers from medicine to finance.
Hello everyone,
I recently graduated with a medical degree from a university ranked around 150 globally outside the EU. I've spent one year working as a doctor, but I've realized that medicine isn't the right career for me.
I hold UK citizenship and I want to transition into finance, ideally in London. My main concern is that I have no finance internships, spring weeks, or other relevant experience.
I'm trying to figure out the best path forward and would really appreciate any advice from people who have made a similar transition or work in the industry. Would it be the best choice to apply to a masters program in finance at a target school gather internships and then apply? would i even get in considering my undergrad is not related? Should I apply directly to graduate or entry-level finance roles, despite having no finance experience? Any advice on the most realistic and effective route would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Healthcare research, maybe? A lot of equity research groups like to bring in people for healthcare and pharma coverage specifically because those people know the research process and can better identify good research vs bad.
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