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🌟 Celebrating Growth, Impact, and New Beginnings! 🌟 As we step into the dawn of another year, PHI Corporation extends heartfelt wishes for a year brimming with prosperity, success, and boundless opportunities. Every New Year is particularly special for us as it marks not only the beginning of a new chapter but also the celebration of our founding as PHI Corporation (from Panadrek Health) at the start of 2020. Reflecting on Our Journey: In just a few short years, we've had the privilege of making a difference. PHI Corporation has proudly assisted 96 companies, helping them navigate the intricate FDA regulatory landscape. Together, we've celebrated the registration of more than 300 health products—each a testament to our commitment to Precision, Professionalism and Partnership. Countless Success Stories: Behind every company helped and product registered are countless success stories. From pharmaceutical breakthroughs to groundbreaking medical devices, our collaborative efforts have left an indelible mark on our clients in the health products and life sciences industries. Overflowing Learning and Growth: Our journey has been a continuous adventure of learning and growth. Every challenge has been an opportunity, and every success a milestone. The overflowing learning experiences have fueled our collective growth, shaping PHI Corporation into a hub of expertise and unwavering dedication. Looking Ahead with Gratitude: As we stand at the threshold of another promising year, we express profound gratitude to our clients, partners, and the entire PHI Corporation family. Your trust and collaboration have been the driving force behind our achievements. Cheers to New Beginnings: As PHI Corporation steps into another year, we do so with a spirit of enthusiasm and a commitment to making an even greater impact. Here's to new beginnings, continued success, and a year filled with fresh opportunities. Wishing you a Happy New Year filled with prosperity and joy! Cheers to 2024! #PHICorpNewYear #AnniversaryCelebration #NewBeginnings #RegulatoryExcellence

🎉 Today marks my fifth year at MSD in the UK! Cliché I know, but the time has actually flown! I remember turning up at the then office in Hoddesdon for my interview and walking back to my car afterwards knowing this was where I wanted to work thanks to MSD's mission and ethos (plus the warm welcome from my interviewers and future team!). A few months later, I was heading into a new role at a new company in a completely new industry! My head was spinning for the first few days… weeks… months… as I adjusted from switching from the public sector to the private, in an industry I had a novice understanding of at best. But what I did – and continue to – have is a passion for all things social media and communications, and my new colleagues really embraced this and empowered me to use that knowledge, grow it and challenge it. With this environment, it didn’t take me too long to realise that the culture at MSD is pretty unique. It wasn’t just my technical skills and abilities that were being nurtured and encouraged, it was also me as a person. I realised that not only is being involved with what I used to think of as ‘extra-curricular’ activities OK, it’s positively encouraged. My passion around positive mental health and wellbeing was seen by my manager and I was able to train as a Mental Health First Aider and – more recently – step up as deputy lead for our wellbeing network. Equally, my insatiable appetite for learning was not only recognised but proactively fed. I’ve been fortunate enough to visit colleagues in another market, attend conferences and even complete a yearlong course in leadership and project management. I’ve even be able to grow in areas of personal development that I would have found challenging before. Public speaking comes to mind – I would have likely once avoided this, but now, thanks to some incredible colleagues’ encouragement and coaching, I genuinely love it! I’m lucky enough to have spoken at numerous events and sessions, and even a company-wide meeting. And I guess that’s the point of this now fairly long post! I of course believe in what I do in terms of work – what we do as a team is important in helping us make a difference and I am proud of it, but in addition to that it’s the people that have made these a brilliant five years. Without the people, and their belief and investment in me, I wouldn’t have such fantastic memories and friendships, so thanks to each and every one of you! I hope to repay it all back in kind to current and future colleagues.

Strolling down memory lane some 15 years past. Celebrating career milestones not only provides a sense of accomplishment but also boosts confidence and motivation. Each milestone reached serves as a stepping stone towards reaching higher levels of success and fulfillment in your career. Thank you, Marketing Executives of the Pharmaceutical-Healthcare Industry (MEPI) for sharing my story. #marketer #careerdevelopment #excellence #MEPI

Governments often recognize outstanding individuals in various fields by awarding them medals as a token of appreciation for their remarkable contributions. These individuals, whether from industries or society, are acknowledged for their relentless dedication and efforts that have significantly advanced innovation and societal growth. However, while medals serve as prestigious honors, there's often a gap when it comes to providing substantial support to these high achievers to further their meaningful impact. It raises the question: is conferring a medal the extent of our recognition for top performers? Shouldn't there be more tangible efforts to facilitate their endeavors towards societal betterment? Despite their invaluable contributions, many of these individuals face hurdles in obtaining necessary resources and support to amplify their initiatives. Sponsoring their offices and expenses on state causes could not only empower them to continue their impactful work but also foster a culture of sustained innovation and progress. Ultimately, while medals symbolize appreciation, true support lies in actively backing the endeavors of these exceptional individuals. By investing in their projects and providing avenues for collaboration, governments can harness their potential for driving positive change and fostering sustainable growth in society.

💪🏻 Fellow Misfit PharmD's Unite! 💪🏻 You're a misfit if: -You don't want to be defined as an RPh forever -Any of these quotes resonate with your story -Feel like there has to be more for your career -You don't feel like you fit in in our profession -You want to do something wildly different -You're curious what else a PharmD can do -You want to be a part of this movement -You're not excited by work anymore -This sounds cool to you Join fellow misfits on my newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/enGVsQZd It's not just a newsletter. But my hub for a few ways I can help you find your groove in your future as a PharmD. You're gonna love it

Throwback to May 2021 COVID had left me without a job, and with an agency background, there weren’t many openings. Switching domains that late in my career felt like a risky leap into the unknown. But hey, sometimes life surprises you in the most unexpected ways! Enter Nishtha Taposh, a remarkable leader and my soon-to-be manager at Medanta, who took a chance on me. Despite my *zero* credentials in healthcare (imagine someone referring to an oncologist as a “cancer doctor”), Nishtha believed I could pull it off. She could have just given me the offer and moved on, but no, she went above and beyond. For the next month, she was not just a boss—she was a coach, a guide, and sometimes even a therapist. From learning the nitty-gritty of hospital operations to understanding how to navigate the corporate corridors without stepping on toes, she made sure I didn’t just survive but thrive.  Flash forward to last Friday at the ET HealthcareLeadership Summit by ETHealthWorld, and I had the pleasure of reconnecting with my mentor. A lot has changed since those early days—I’m in a better place both professionally and personally—but what hasn’t changed is her unwavering support and genuine concern for my growth. Did we discuss how tech is revolutionizing healthcare? Absolutely. Did we touch on how Takeda is transforming treatment accessibility or how Apollo Hospitals is redefining patient experience? You bet! But, as always, the real conversation revolved around something much deeper—family, mindfulness, and, of course, our mutual love for life-changing cups of coffee. Thank you, Nishtha Taposh, for being a beacon of hope in a time when being transactional was the easy way out. Thank you for investing in my growth and showing how empathy can truly transform lives! Here’s to mentors who make us more than just professionals—they make us better humans. #Throwback #MentorshipMatters #HealthcareJourney #Leadership #CareerGrowth

Happy #FACSfamFriday, everyone! Next to enter our spotlight is Madeleine Dangazyan, MS, CIH! Madeleine is a Senior Project Manager, MS, CIH, and is out of the Los Angeles office. She is an enormous science enthusiast, particularly in chemistry. Check out Madeleine's responses to our questions below, as well as a photo of her with her family celebrating her daughters' graduations. Do you have any questions for Madeleine or other FACS employees you'd like to see answered in the next #FACSfamFriday? Let us know by commenting on this post. What’s your favorite thing about working at FACS? I have the privilege of working with such an amazing, talented, intelligent, fun group of individuals. But mostly, I feel like family at FACS, and it is very rare to find a workplace where individuals feel truly cared for. What is one thing we don't know about you (non-work-related)? I love to read and binge-watch psychological thrillers. What is one thing that you geek out about? All things science; particularly chemistry.....You know the saying....."you can take the girl out of the lab, ......but you can't take the lab out of the girl". I am elated anytime a FACS project takes me to a laboratory environment. It's a total geek fest! What is your favorite store to shop at in-person or virtually? I love to shop at Home Goods. I can browse the isles for hours looking for trinkets, knick knacks and all things Homey & Good!! What makes you laugh the most? Quirky dad jokes. The quirkier, the more belly-aching laugh. I love them! If you were a super-hero, what power would you want? Not sure if this counts as super hero power, but I would love to get my hands on Wonderwoman's Lasso of truth..... What is your favorite random fact? Otters sleep holding hands, so they don't drift apart while asleep. Isn't this awesome? I think they hold the secret to a strong, lasting relationship, both figuratively and literally!

If you want to end the year strong don't skip this: R E F L E C T I O N When was the last time you paused to reflect? In the rush to hit year-end goals, it’s easy to stay focused on what's in front of you. And forget to look at how far you’ve come. Today, we’re continuing our 6-step reset process with ✨Step 3: ↳Reflect on your progress. It’s not just about celebrating what you’ve achieved—it’s about figuring out where you can improve. ✨Ask yourself: ⫸ What’s working well? ⫸ Where can I do better? ⫸ What’s holding me back from reaching my full potential? Reflection helps you course-correct and refocus for the months ahead. Ready to level up? Check out the full reset process on the Medical Affairs Value Blog (link below). Celebrate your wins! Share how you like to celebrate below. 👇

As I approach my sixth year with HCA, I’m struck by how much my journey in healthcare has mirrored my time as a professional athlete. Competing on the world stage taught me the value of perseverance, hard work, and pushing beyond limits and these lessons have been just as important in my work here. I’ve realized the competition and adrenaline rush never really leave you. But it’s always been a team effort. The growth we’ve achieved together is something I’m deeply proud of, and it’s a testament to the trust and collaboration we’ve built with our physicians and outreach teams. As a pre-med major, I can remember the moment I decided to give up a path to medical school so I could chase my Olympic dreams. As I reflect today, I find fulfillment in still being able to serve patients. My numbers reflect growth, but they also reflect the impact we’ve had on patient care — something that has always been my greatest motivation, we’ve continually adapted to meet the needs of our community. None of this would have been possible without the trust of the physicians who partner with us and the dedication of the outreach team who works tirelessly to ensure we meet our goals. I’m incredibly grateful. Together, we’ve transformed opportunities into real outcomes, and I’m excited for what lies ahead as we continue to serve the people of El Paso.

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