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This is great information. I am currently a practicing women's health nurse practitioner. I recently learned of this role and probably have met several MSL's without realizing it. I have started collecting data on this role and if this might be something I would consider as a career. I am a little amused and now enlightened about how hard it is to get access to us. I feel this advice is spot on though. As a WHNP in a BUSY OBGYN practice, I understand the other side as well. Many days as a provider, I may be lucky enough to make it back to the break room and grab a plate of food from our drug representatives. We are always appreciative, and I love to briefly hear any NEW information or updates on the product and coverage for our patients. Usually, we still have patients waiting to be seen, and several deliveries that are about to happen taking more providers out of the office. I personally have my reps/MSL's that can "read the room" and know that I have about 5" or less and respect that. Most are repeat visits and they have already established a relationship and know I'm an active prescriber so do a great job of a "quick" update. These are the ones we don't AVOID : ). I have several that I look forward to seeing and I know that they will respect time constraints if it is a particularly hectic day. Recently, there was a new medication and representative/MSL ?? that was in the break room. When I ran in there to get water and didn't even have time for lunch the one thing that stood out to me and gained my respect. He said, "I already heard you are having a VERY busy day in clinic and probably don't have time to chat. Could I send you a video email and then follow up with you later? That was amazing. I wanted to know about his product and new information, but DID NOT have time today to stop and listen. However, he picked up on this and offered a great alternative. I am looking forward to seeing him now that I have listened to the information he sent me. I am not sure if he is an MSL or just a great drug rep, but this is So important and I thought I would share from the other side.

Thank you for this honest assessment of the job role. I was a L&D nurse for 15 (+) years, and now have been working as a women's health nurse practitioner in a large private practice. I absolutely have loved my practice and enjoyed years of direct patient care. I am "almost" an "empty nester" and looking at options for the future. I am embarrassed to admit, even as a provider I did not know this role existed. One of my patients recently was an MSL and I had to ask her to explain this job role to me. There are always downsides and challenges to every career. Also, these things are so important to know before accepting a position to make sure it is a fit for you. I appreciate your willingness to speak frankly about these things

Thank you. Great topic and tips.

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Great discussion and I loved Vandana's point about listening to thought leaders outside your territory. Nice job!

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Very insightful! Thank you Cherie and Tom! I am curious if special projects through MSL or Medical Director connections are indeed a possibility for aspiring MSL or for external junior MSL looking to broaden or sharpen their skills, and at the same time add value to the company, the contact, and to their own portfolio?

It seems the personal "connection" (in MSL/Medical Director interaction) is an opening for creativity ? And that is why it valuable for both parties?

In light of what is revealed, I think may be interesting to have a training platform for academic faculty into Industry Medical Director roles. Any academic faculty with external funding would have a breadth of cross functional experience collaborating with IIS (sponsored programs), publications (editorial groups), Congress support, commercial (a multitude of vendors and vendor platforms), clinical (clinical collaborations and co-authors), regulatory (IBC and other internal and external review committees), compliance,HR (personnel hiring), education and mentoring, budget, and licensing teams.

Very insightful podcast! Thank you Tom and Erlene!

Amazing industry opportunities now for Medical School graduates and MD professionals!

Great talk!

Great episode!

I love this conversation, it’s a great help for aspiring MSL. Thanks

As an aspiring MSL, I find this podcast as relevant today as it was 2 years ago! Thank you

This is amazing.

What about when the company gives you the slides to present, how do you make it your own?

Another great podcast! This had several great takeaways for me, so thank you for sharing.

What kind of transferable skills could you list as a researcher?

what are those "must haves" that you are telling the recruiter?

Another interesting and insightful MSL TALK Podcast by Tom CARAVELA. I learned a lot from MATT. Thank you both.

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Great podcast and conversation, thank you!

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.

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thank you I want be MSL when my residency ends. Do I need Phd for happy company life?

Very well thought out questions! Just exactly what I was wondering. Thank you for recording and posting this! 👏🏼

This video was extremely helpful! Answered all of my questions!!

Thank you for this information Tom, Dawn and Letitia!! Letitia, I’m so glad we are linked and Tom, I have subscribed to your channel! This podcast was an excellent way to highlight and tap in to the APPs as valuable resources.

Great episode! Really enjoyed this topic.

Hey Thanks to UA-cam recommendations, I just found your podcast episode on securing a MSL role without a doctorate, and it's truly enlightening. Your discussion about unconventional career paths resonates deeply with the theme of building hope and personal encouragement on my channel. I just liked and subscribed. Keep inspiring us with your empowering discussions

This has been one of the best MSL talk I have ever heard. Such as great advice. Thank you

Great one! Very honest and accurate information. Big respect for the honesty. That is very rare and is saying it all regarding the integraty of both of you guys. Adult intelligent people can very well integrate downsides and put them into perspective with the upsides.

Thanks for this video, I'm an ophthalmologist and find myself trying to get into the industry in my field of study. This is very helpful

Allison, you are a rock star!! I love this and so grateful for your wisdom, not only as my previous manager, but such a great reminder of time management. Thank you for all you do! You are truly an inspiration for all!!

My takeaway: “You don’t need to feel good to get going but you need to get going to feel good.”

That was a great episode

Best title ever 🤣! Thanks for creating this great community for Medical Affairs to share ideas!