“If you think it’s expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur.”

So said Red Adair, world renowned oil-well firefighter.*

Whether you’re a hiring manger, HR professional, a recruiter in search of a candidate, or a candidate in search of a new position, you know the absolute truth of Red’s words. That’s why we teamed with Simply Hired to create the SAMPS Job Board, the economical, easy-to-use solution that connects talent with life science sales and marketing career opportunities.

Exposure

Association mailings (like the one that led you here) that mention opportunities posted at the SAMPS job board circulate directly to thousands of commercial life science professionals within biopharmaceutical, medical device, and diagnostic companies; academic institutions; nonprofit organizations; and government agencies.

Add to this the national and international reach of Simply Hired’s automated search and delivery capabilities, so your job posting won’t be a flare shot into the sky, but a guided missile targeting In Boxes of candidates with search criteria that sync with your opening.

Economy and ease of use

Your positions are posted for 60 days at the SAMPS Job Board for a fee of $100. However, for the month of May 2014, the fee has been reduced to $50. Simply enter MAY2014 into the discount code field when you enter your payment details. The procedure for posting is intuitive, brief, and available to you around the clock. Your job candidate will find the site just as easy to use by quickly setting up filters to search for positions by occupation and criteria such as full or part time and temporary versus permanent.

The Job Board comprises one piece of the SAMPS portfolio of career services that support the industry and the community. From directories of recruiters to libraries of tips for career development or career exploration, SAMPS provides the tools and the insight to help you find the people or the position that you need.

*For you movie buffs, the 1968 John Wayne movie Hellfighters was loosely based on the life and exploits of Mr. Adair.

Alan Gerstein