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There is a lot of excitement happening in the world of Medical Affairs right now! Check out Paige Nelson's key takeaways from the Medical Affairs Professional Society (MAPS) Annual Meeting last week ⬇ #medicalaffairs #trends #lifesciences #healthcare #biotech #msl #AI
The 2024 Medical Affairs Professional Society (MAPS) Affairs Professional Society Meeting was an incredible gathering of industry leaders, innovators, and experts dedicated to advancing healthcare excellence. Here are some highlights from this impactful event: 🔬 Cutting-Edge Talent: The meeting showcased top talent in medical affairs, highlighting individuals with a passion for driving innovation and improving patient outcomes across the clinical development and medical affairs spectrum. As a leading talent agency, we're committed to connecting clients with exceptional candidates who can make a real difference in healthcare. What better place to meet top talent than MAPS. 🤝 Networking Opportunities: Our team was delighted to participate in networking sessions, connecting with industry leaders and talented professionals alike. These interactions allow us to better understand the evolving needs of our biopharma and candidates alike, ensuring successful matches that drive organizational success. 💼 Strategic Insights: From evidence generation best practices to emerging trends in AI, the meeting provided invaluable insights into the ever-changing landscape of medical affairs. Have no fear, AI is here to stay, but personal insights are also important in medical affairs! 👩⚕️ Elevating Healthcare Together: Ultimately, the 2024 Medical Affairs Professional Society Meeting reaffirmed our shared commitment to excellence in healthcare. By partnering with Mix Talent, companies gain access to the talent and expertise needed to drive innovation, improve patient care, and make a lasting impact. If you're seeking top talent or exploring new career opportunities in medical affairs, we're here to help. Reach out Mix Talent today! And, thank you to all who contributed to the success of this event. Let's continue to work together towards a healthier, brighter future! Great to meeting new folks and seeing familiar faces: Kate Pietrovito Chirag Ghai Akarsh Sakalaspur Gregory Christopherson Danie du Plessis Keith Morris K A Donna Holder Erin Willard Anke Beselin Greg Nowicki Margaret Levy Deborah Ebert Long MD #MedicalAffairs #HealthcareRecruitment #TalentAcquisition #Networking #StrategicHiring #MixTalent
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The 2024 Medical Affairs Professional Society (MAPS) Affairs Professional Society Meeting was an incredible gathering of industry leaders, innovators, and experts dedicated to advancing healthcare excellence. Here are some highlights from this impactful event: 🔬 Cutting-Edge Talent: The meeting showcased top talent in medical affairs, highlighting individuals with a passion for driving innovation and improving patient outcomes across the clinical development and medical affairs spectrum. As a leading talent agency, we're committed to connecting clients with exceptional candidates who can make a real difference in healthcare. What better place to meet top talent than MAPS. 🤝 Networking Opportunities: Our team was delighted to participate in networking sessions, connecting with industry leaders and talented professionals alike. These interactions allow us to better understand the evolving needs of our biopharma and candidates alike, ensuring successful matches that drive organizational success. 💼 Strategic Insights: From evidence generation best practices to emerging trends in AI, the meeting provided invaluable insights into the ever-changing landscape of medical affairs. Have no fear, AI is here to stay, but personal insights are also important in medical affairs! 👩⚕️ Elevating Healthcare Together: Ultimately, the 2024 Medical Affairs Professional Society Meeting reaffirmed our shared commitment to excellence in healthcare. By partnering with Mix Talent, companies gain access to the talent and expertise needed to drive innovation, improve patient care, and make a lasting impact. If you're seeking top talent or exploring new career opportunities in medical affairs, we're here to help. Reach out Mix Talent today! And, thank you to all who contributed to the success of this event. Let's continue to work together towards a healthier, brighter future! Great to meeting new folks and seeing familiar faces: Kate Pietrovito Chirag Ghai Akarsh Sakalaspur Gregory Christopherson Danie du Plessis Keith Morris K A Donna Holder Erin Willard Anke Beselin Greg Nowicki Margaret Levy Deborah Ebert Long MD #MedicalAffairs #HealthcareRecruitment #TalentAcquisition #Networking #StrategicHiring #MixTalent
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Stop equating quality with experience in MSLs. A quality hiring manager can spot raw talent from a mile away, and a great team lead can train great skills quickly and efficiently (like the great colleagues at LUCENT biopharma can help you with). Experience doesn't equal quality, and sometimes getting experienced MSLs with poor base training requires an even higher commitment to retrain poor behaviors. Start out strong and reassess your needs first before slapping a time requirement on your job postings.
Are you hiring MSLs? Are you looking to create or develop a Field Medical team? With our deep experience in Field Medical excellence and Medical Affairs, LUCENT works with biopharma organisations to create best-in-class Field Medical teams. Helping you optimise performance and impact, demonstrate quality and evolve your capabilities to create sustained excellence. Let us partner with you to hire, elevate and measure the impact of your Field Medical and Medical Affairs teams. #FieldMedical #MSLs #MedicalAffairs
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Pharma & Biotech Career Coach | Former Recruiter | Neuroscientist | Life Science Speaker | Best-selling Author| Neurodiversity Advocate
Job Hunting for a Medical Affairs role? Check out Sarah Snyder’s list of opportunities. There could be just the role that you or one of your friends have been looking for! If you are thinking about a job transition in the New Year, January is a great time to work with me as your Career Coach! Let’s set up a Career Strategy call to discuss working together to develop your job transition strategy. Just send me a DM. #medicalaffairs #msl #pharma #womeninbio #womeninpharma
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As we complete 2023, can I ask a favor? Let's help as many people land roles in January as possible. Here's what you can do in 5 seconds... --"Like" this post or share it with your network to extend the reach on #LinkedIn. @The Carolan Group is actively recruiting for: --Medical Science Liaisons --VP of Medical Affairs --Director of Market Access / Accounts --Manager, Patient Advocacy --Associate Director, Digital Strategy and Innovation --Head of Rheumatology AND more. I AM working today and tomorrow with active #MedicalAffairs candidates. If you are an Aspiring MSL, Tom and I are holding a Group Coaching Call for Aspiring MSLs at 2pm Central (I would need you to be registered by 1pm- link is in the comments). #medicalscienceliaison #patientadvocacy #pharmajobs #pharmacist #aspiringmsl #aspiremsl #rheumatology
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❔ Is Access a role or a goal? We at #teamdecisive believe it is a goal for all functions in organisations we work with to accelerate and innovate on the path to faster, broader patient access around the world. 🤝🏼Medical Affairs has always been a central partner to Market Access in ensuring strategies and plans are well aligned with clinical reality, articulating unmet need, appropriate positioning of a new therapeutic option, and clear explanation of the evidence base all being central to a great submission. Medical Leaders are also often a present voice in HTA committees, and in meetings with Pricing and Reimbursement authorities, playing a strong role in negotiations on the value of a new technology. Relationships with the wider clinical community, and with patient advocacy organisations ensure Medical Affairs leaders enable all voices to be heard through any HTA or P&R process. 🎇So, in our #rebel Decisive way of thinking about this – we believe that there is tremendous strength in Medical Affairs, HEOR and Market Access partnering early in lifecycle to elevate the future needs for successful patient access, and championing together what this means for evidence generation and engagement long before launch. ✨It’s with this in mind that we are delighted to welcome Kevin Asher to #teamdecisive as an Associate. Kevin has worked in Medical Affairs Leadership roles locally, regionally and globally and has a strong appreciation of the role of a great medical affairs function, including the importance of cross-functional engagement at all stages of development. Coupled with his General Management experience in Italy, and a variety of roles focused on transformation of capabilities and structures he brings a different #rebelthinkers lens to the table. 🧩One of the initial areas of focus for Kevin will be around the complex transformations of workflows and interactions surrounding the introduction of Joint Clinical Assessment (JCA) in Europe. Something that all functions need to understand and evolve with if you plan to bring new products to EU markets. He will also be strengthening our offerings in the adjacencies to our existing Access deliverables – including strategic scientific communications, early scientific advice and the elevation of skills and capabilities for Medical Affairs leaders to engage in #allthingsaccess. Please join us in welcoming Kevin to the team. We look forward to the huge impact that we know he’ll have. Bringing more #rebelthinkers to Access - #teamdecisive powering your success. #marketaccess #heor #medicalaffairs #pricing #JCA #HTA
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Managing Director | Partner - Pharma & Life Sciences Practice Leader Strategy& Europe - PwC Global Client Partner
How is the customer landscape changing for #MedicalAffairs: In part two of Strategy& Medical Affairs leadership conversations with Yan Cai (SVP Clinical, Medical and Regulatory Affairs, International Operations at Novo Nordisk) and Estelle Vester-Blokland (Head of Global Medical Affairs at Bristol Myers Squibb), we discussed the transformation of Medical Affairs from the angle of an expanding customer landscape. Traditionally centered on physicians, Medical Affairs extends its reach to nurses, payers, and other allied healthcare professionals impacting patient care. This evolution challenges Medical Affairs teams to think and act differently about customer engagement: (1) A Widening #Ecosystem Beyond Physicians - There is undoubtedly a growing number of stakeholders, requiring a broader perspective and a holistic, collaborative engagement approach from Medical Affairs (2) Education Across #Stakeholders - Medical Affairs steps into new territories: e.g. the need for well-trained sonographers or pharmacists is addressed by leveraging specialized expertise of MSLs having worked in these roles before, demonstrating the adaptability and innovation within Medical Affairs (3) Cross-functional #Collaboration - No longer confined to a single function, Medical Affairs must share responsibilities, e.g. with Commercial teams, and leverage interactions across diverse customer segments for impactful engagement Strategy& PwC #FutureOfHealth Thalita Marinho Christian Kaspar Dr. Jens Neumann Dr. Christoph S Gross Jonas Grefe Kariem Schlieper Iryna (Stadnyk) Scheurlen Dr. Christian Wieber Nalah Schneider Dr. Marcel Stangier Laura Mace Brian Selvarajah Oguz Ozden Roland Werner Dr. Robert Paffen Matthias Reyntjens Kevin Kalinka Bodo Baumeister Mylène Jeandupeux Burcu Yetkin Dominik Hotz Nicolas Rowan
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If you are wondering what a MSL do, in this tutorial we'll delve into the key responsibilities and skills required. Stay tuned for expert insights! Watch on YouTube Now 👉 https://buff.ly/3Ag62HH #MSL #MedicalScienceLiaison #PharmaceuticalIndustry #SkyHealthAcademy #MedicalAffairs
The Job Description of a Medical Science Liaison - 2025 and Beyond
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I work very closely with a global leader in the medical device industry throughout Ireland helping them recruit for vacancies for all of their sites 🟩⬜🟧 Choosing a career in the medical device industry can be rewarding for various reasons. Here are some compelling factors to consider: ⚫Impact on Healthcare: Working in the medical device industry allows you to contribute directly to improving healthcare outcomes. Medical devices play a crucial role in diagnosis, treatment, and patient care, making a positive impact on people's lives. ⚫Innovation and Technology: The medical device industry is at the forefront of technological advancements. Professionals in this field have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technologies, contribute to research and development, and be part of innovative solutions that can transform healthcare. ⚫Diverse Career Opportunities: The industry offers a wide range of career paths, including research and development, regulatory affairs, quality assurance, manufacturing, sales, and marketing. ⚫Global Collaboration: Many medical device companies operate on a global scale, fostering collaboration with professionals from different countries and cultures. This provides an enriching and diverse work environment, allowing for exposure to various perspectives and approaches. ⚫Regulatory Challenges: The medical device industry is subject to strict regulatory standards to ensure safety and efficacy. Professionals in regulatory affairs play a vital role in navigating these challenges, making the field intellectually stimulating and rewarding for those interested in compliance and quality. ⚫Job Stability: The demand for medical devices continues to grow as the global population ages and healthcare needs increase. This can provide a sense of job stability for individuals pursuing a career in this industry. ⚫Cross-disciplinary Collaboration: Professionals in the medical device industry often collaborate with experts from different fields, such as engineering, biology, chemistry, and medicine. This interdisciplinary approach fosters a dynamic and collaborative work environment. ⚫Continuous Learning Opportunities: The field is ever-evolving, with new technologies and research emerging regularly. This offers professionals the chance for continuous learning and skill development, keeping them engaged and up-to-date with the latest advancements in their respective areas. ⚫Competitive Compensation: Jobs in the medical device industry often come with competitive salaries and benefits, reflecting the high level of expertise and specialization required. If you are looking to make a move to the medical device industry or are already operating in it looking for your next career move, feel free to reach out to me for a confidential chat. You can contact me on 01-6933477 or at david.smith@parkerstewart.ie to arrange a call 📞
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Purpose-driven Medical Leader in Biopharmaceuticals, passionate about improving access to Healthcare and building Trust. #MedicalAffairsEnthusiast. Final ABPI Medical Signatory (certifier) experience. P&G Alumnus.
The Pivotal Role of Medical Affairs in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons for the Future The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted Medical Affairs as a cornerstone in healthcare industry's response, reshaping its role for the future. Let's explore key areas of impact and lessons learned. Rapid Information Dissemination: Medical Affairs teams became the crucial link between research and practice, translating complex data into actionable insights for healthcare providers. Lesson: Invest in digital communication channels for swift, accurate information sharing. Accelerating Clinical Trials: Medical Affairs played a pivotal role in expediting trials for COVID-19 treatments and vaccines. Lesson: Foster collaboration between Medical Affairs and clinical research teams. Stakeholder Engagement: Enhanced connections with diverse stakeholders facilitated better pandemic response coordination. Lesson: Continue nurturing a broad stakeholder network. Harnessing Real-World Evidence: Medical Affairs teams collected and analyzed crucial data, shaping COVID-19 understanding and treatment strategies. Lesson: Enhance capabilities in real-world evidence analysis. Embracing Digital Transformation: The shift to virtual engagements was a significant change in Medical Affairs. Lesson: Invest in digital competencies for a hybrid future model. Looking Ahead: Medical Affairs has proven to be a strategic partner in navigating global health crises. Its continued evolution will be key to addressing future healthcare challenges. What are your thoughts on Medical Affairs' evolving role? Share in the comments. #MedicalAffairs #COVID19 #HealthcareInnovation #FutureOfHealthcare
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Medical Director, Medical Affairs ► Excellence in Medical Strategy, Evidence Generation & Trial Development ● Driving Drug Launches and Publication Tactics
Thoroughly interesting discussion on the evolution of the customer base for Medical Affairs. We have seen a trend wherein physicians are not the only recipients of our attention, but rather a large portion of a much larger provider ecosystem
Managing Director | Partner - Pharma & Life Sciences Practice Leader Strategy& Europe - PwC Global Client Partner
How is the customer landscape changing for #MedicalAffairs: In part two of Strategy& Medical Affairs leadership conversations with Yan Cai (SVP Clinical, Medical and Regulatory Affairs, International Operations at Novo Nordisk) and Estelle Vester-Blokland (Head of Global Medical Affairs at Bristol Myers Squibb), we discussed the transformation of Medical Affairs from the angle of an expanding customer landscape. Traditionally centered on physicians, Medical Affairs extends its reach to nurses, payers, and other allied healthcare professionals impacting patient care. This evolution challenges Medical Affairs teams to think and act differently about customer engagement: (1) A Widening #Ecosystem Beyond Physicians - There is undoubtedly a growing number of stakeholders, requiring a broader perspective and a holistic, collaborative engagement approach from Medical Affairs (2) Education Across #Stakeholders - Medical Affairs steps into new territories: e.g. the need for well-trained sonographers or pharmacists is addressed by leveraging specialized expertise of MSLs having worked in these roles before, demonstrating the adaptability and innovation within Medical Affairs (3) Cross-functional #Collaboration - No longer confined to a single function, Medical Affairs must share responsibilities, e.g. with Commercial teams, and leverage interactions across diverse customer segments for impactful engagement Strategy& PwC #FutureOfHealth Thalita Marinho Christian Kaspar Dr. Jens Neumann Dr. Christoph S Gross Jonas Grefe Kariem Schlieper Iryna (Stadnyk) Scheurlen Dr. Christian Wieber Nalah Schneider Dr. Marcel Stangier Laura Mace Brian Selvarajah Oguz Ozden Roland Werner Dr. Robert Paffen Matthias Reyntjens Kevin Kalinka Bodo Baumeister Mylène Jeandupeux Burcu Yetkin Dominik Hotz Nicolas Rowan
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