Looking for employment via the Internet is especially helpful if you are interested in moving out of your geographical area and would like to see what might be available nationwide, or even worldwide. The web page contains academic, industry and government job listings as well as links to other resources. A recent look at the page showed openings for three faculty members at the University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy, a research chemist at Unilever, and a senior researcher and a pharmacoeconomic specialist posted by a search firm. Perhaps even more important than the listings is the extensive list of links to other useful sites. America's Job Bank also contains federal job listings.
Some large companies have employment listings posted on the Internet.
Eli Lilly , for example, has a home page which lists job opportunities in and out of its headquarters in Indianapolis. Interestingly enough, Walgreens' home page had job listings, but they were all for computer positions, rather than pharmacist jobs. Another excellent resource is PharmWeb , a Manchester, England-based pharmacy page. Currently, the only available jobs posted were academic positions in the United States and hospital positions in the United Kingdom. The available academic opportunities in the United States ranged from assistant professorships in pharmacy schools in Ohio and Boston, to Chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of Maryland.