Medical Sales Recruiter - Tips & Quips

Yes, of course.  It’s a great opportunity to see another part of the country and experience cultural differences that we have even in different parts of the U.S.   You might land a position you wouldn’t find in your location, it might be a better job than you would qualify for in your area because of a shortage of these types of folks in the new area, and the new job might be in a high-growth area that would lead to lots of advancement opportunities.  Exciting possibilities….   About.com has a couple of articles with advice about moving to big cities versus small ones and what you should ask yourself before you relocate, and general relocation tips including compensation tools and calculators.  Things to think about. 

Remember, nothing is forever. Go get the job, gain the experience. You can always move back to where-ever in 2 or 3 years.