MSL Consultant

I knew academia wasn't for me when I was doing my PhD. I grew tired of failed experiments, long hours at the bench and my post doc colleagues complaining about not having any money (why do a PhD, if you don’t leverage it to secure high paying, secure employment?!). Furthermore, I felt disconnected from the patient, which was one the of reasons I got into research in the first place. So I decided to embark on a career in Medical Affairs, where my daily work would involve talking about clinical data with the people who were actually shaping how patients were treated.