Medical science liaison role| Insider Secrets
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- A deep dive I go into the medical science liaison role 🥼
Top insider tips revealed 🤫
*The Medical Science Liaison Role
*Which kind of company should you pick?
*How do you choose between big pharma, a mid-sized company & biotech?
This video will run you through all the departments in the pharmaceutical industry and provide you with answers to my most frequently asked questions about the industry!
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Here are all the links that provide certification, training, analytics and insights to support your most critical functions, from Medical Affairs to Market Access and Commercial.
Accreditation Council for Medical Affairs: www.medicalaff...?RUclips&Social_WS
Become a Board Certified Medical Affairs Specialist (BCMAS):www.medicalaff...
Become a Prior Authorization Certified Specialist(PACS): www.priorautht...
Become a Biologics & Biosimilars Specialist with BCBBS™: www.medicalaff...
Become a Certified Pharmaceutical Sales Representative (PRC): www.pharmasale...
The ACMA offers certification programs designed to provide the industry standard of excellence within the life sciences community.
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Thank you for the content, William. It was very clear and concise.
I'm considering applying for such positions.
are you hiring ? I'm interested from switching from retail to MSL.
I'm from Michigan.
As Pharmacy student, what do you recommend to do in order to set yourself apart ? Also great video, it was very informative !
What year are you currently in
@@willsoliman8432 I finish my P1 year in 3 weeks. Currently studying for finals and stuff. I just want to to get ahead. I have the whole summer ahead and will have free time. Do you recommend anything for my pharmacy years ? Or maybe a specific type of rotations, residency or fellowships? Thank you for taking time out of your busy day.
Nice video. I would like to ask a question. So I am a pharmacist in Indonesia. So for example, I would like to start a career MSL abroad. Excluding experience, skills, etc. Is it necessary to obtain a pharmacist license in the country where I would like to work as an MSL? Thank you in advance for your answer.
I applied to Pfizer and Lilly but I expect rejections to role in to be honest.
Do you currently work there?
@Will Soliman I currently work retail, however the majority of my experience is hospital pharmacy based.
Do foreign graduates requiring visa sponsorship get considered for msl roles? I'm a masters student in Pharmacology and Toxicology. I have a medical degree from India (MD equivalent in USA) Kindly suggest if msl is an attainable goal for a foreign grad student like me.
Hi William, thank you for your video and insights. What is the growth potential for a medical affairs position with an MD background in a big pharma company? Is there potential for executive positions?
Hi Andrew, great question. Yes there is a lot of potential for MD professionals in the pharma/biotech industry. That clinical knowledge is highly valued. And there is tremendous potential for upward mobility. You can find more info at medicalaffairsspecialist.org/
Do you know anyone that got an MSL role with a Msc degree, specifically a neuroscience Msc ?
Having a doctorate degree definitely increases your chances but many people in your situation Become a Board Certified Medical Affairs Specialist #BCMAS. I would consider this