Pharmaceutical Industry Updates 20th July 2024.
Exciting News: Eli Lilly and Company Acquires Morphic Therapeutics! In a groundbreaking move poised to redefine the landscape of drug development, Lilly has announced its acquisition of Morphic Therapeutics
How to get your first Medical Science Liaison (MSL) role.
Countless PharmD, MPharm, PhD, BSc’s and all the other bachelors and masters graduates reach out to me wanting to understand how they achieve their first medical affairs role. For science graduates and health care professionals of all types, the medical science liaison offers appeal to these cohorts because it is a job that provides flexibility away from the laboratory or clinic; you can bridge the gap between patients and the pharmaceutical industry. This is why I became an MSL, and if you want to, too, here are six ways to get your first MSL role within the pharmaceutical industry
5 Tips to Make Your LinkedIn Profile Stand Out to Pharma recruiters
It would be best if you treat your LinkedIn profile like your resume. Your profile needs to be visually appealing to future employers, especially in a professional environment and industry. It can be easy to neglect your LinkedIn page. However, you never know what opportunities may present themselves. I’ve put together the top tips on how to use your linked in profile as a tool to get a role within the pharmaceutical industry.
Five tips for Medical insights
One of the key pillars of medical affairs is providing medical insight to drive a project forward. Your role is to engage in scientific exchanges and amplify your evidence-based solutions for your therapy area.
How to prepare for industry conferences
If you are a medical affairs professional, engagement is one of the key pillars underpinning your role. There is no better place to engage like-minded bright, and influential healthcare professionals are a conference. Conferences are often one of the few times you can simultaneously meet all your key external stakeholders and opinion leaders in one place.