On October 27, PSCI will be a vendor
at the 11th annual Secure Delaware 2020 Cybersecurity Workshop. The
aim of the conference is to provide cybersecurity training for
Delaware's citizens, business employees, students, and government
employees. This year, the event will be taking place exclusively
online. So, before attending (something we strongly urge), be sure
to check out our latest blog post which provides tips for how to
get the most out of virtual events.Read
the blog>>.
Pursuing a Career in
Cybersecurity October may be cybersecurity month,
but there's no wrong time to learn more about the discipline -
especially if you're considering a career in the field. This blog
post examines the type of education and background needed for a
career in cybersecurity and lists five cybersecurity certifications
worth pursuing. Read
the blog>>.
This
is a remote, 6-month contract with one of our pharmaceutical
clients. Qualified applicants must have at least 3 years of
Oncology clinical trial experience in Phase 2 and Phase
3. Apply
Now>>
Project Manager
Candidates for this position are expected to have 7-10 years of
relevant business and/or technical experience in the medical
device, pharmaceutical or biopharmaceutical industry. This role
will be onsite in Gaitherburg, MD. Apply Now>>
SAS Programmer
Our client is seeking a SAS Programmer with a solid Oncology
background who possesses expert level skills in SAS and CDISC.
Previous experience with R programming and HARP is desired, not
required. Apply
Now>>
Chris
Cantler
This month we shine the spotlight on Chris Cantler! Back for his
second stint with PSCI, Chris works as a Project Manager for the
State of Delaware where he is responsible for managing multiple
concurrent projects for various state agencies.
Let's take a moment to learn more about him in this month's
Fast Five.
1. Years and projects worked on
at PSCI?
In total, I've only worked for PSCI for 1 year, 4 months. In 2014 I
led and supported a re-hosting project for DTI transitioning a
suite of e-government applications from a vendor to state hosted
environment. Recently, in April of this year I rejoined to support
an almost impossible task of delivering a new professional
licensing platform for DE's DOS. This last project was delivered
on-time and was the best delivery of my career...so
far.
2. What was your first paying
job?
In my teen years, I worked for neighbors mowing lawns and cleaning
gutters. But my first real W2 job was working the grill at Roy
Rogers while going to community college near my
home.
3. What was your favorite TV
show when growing up?
Difficult to name just one so I will list out a few. Before school
was The Three Stooges; after school was Captain Chesapeake and Tom
and Jerry. My primetime was Happy Days, M*A*S*H and Cheers...
remember those?
4.What would people be surprised
to learn about you?
I collect vintage motorcycles, so my
big winter project is to restore a 1978 KZ1000 and turn it into a
bada$$ed cafe racer.
5. What separates PSCI from
other consulting firms you've worked
with?
I've been consulting for 17 years and
have worked with a number of primary consulting firms. PSCI stands
apart because they are a company that cares about the client and
delivers excellence.
In case you missed them, check out
these recent top reads from publications across the
industry.
And be sure to connect with PSCI on
LinkedIn,
Facebook, and
Twitter to stay in-the-know about the latest trends and
resources.
Earlier
this month, PSCI proudly sponsored the 27th annual Chamber Chase
Golf Tournament hosted by the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce
and played at King's Creek Country Club in Rehoboth Beach.
In order to be played, this year's outing had to call a few
audibles. Pairings were given tee times as opposed to the typical
shotgun start, boxed lunches took the place of the networking
lunch, and hand sanitizer was added to every golf cart. We, though,
were just happy to play!
Proceeds of this year's event benefitted the Delaware Public Policy
Institute (DPPI), a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization,
established to conduct research and encourage study and discussions
of policies, programs and issues affecting Delaware and its
citizens.
Next year, we'll be looking to improve on our 5 under
par!
A Spotlight on Mental
Health
PSCI utilizes the
services of Creative Benefits to assist with the intricacies of
benefits administration. In January 2020, they announced a 12-part
Mental Health Campaign to increase mental health awareness and
provide mental health education.
We will be utilizing this space to deliver those campaigns to
you!
