The Medical Science Liaison Career Guide

The Medical Science Liaison Career Guide: How to Break Into Your First Role Paperback – January 11, 2014

Author: Visit Amazon's Dr. Samuel Jacob Dyer Page | Language: English | ISBN: 0989962601 | Format: PDF, EPUB

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Dr. Samuel Dyer is the chairman of the board of the Medical Science Liaison Society and has over 13 years of international MSL experience. During his career, he has managed MSL teams and operations in over sixty countries across the United States, Canada, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand. He has facilitated the successful launch of pharmaceutical and medical device products for both Fortune 500 pharmaceutical companies and small biotechs. Dr. Dyer has coached, interviewed, and reviewed the CVs of countless MSL candidates. His insights and guidance have resulted in numerous candidates successfully breaking into their first MSL role. Dr. Dyer has written extensively on the Medical Science Liaison role, including numerous published articles, benchmark studies, and reports. He has also been a speaker at several global conferences presenting various MSL topics, including creating teams, management, global trends, and the metrics used to measure performance. Dr. Dyer has also been sought out as a consultant for a number of pharmaceutical and management consulting companies on MSL projects. Dr. Dyer has a Ph.D. in Health Sciences and did his medical training in Chicago. He has a Master’s Degree in Tropical Biology (where he studied in the Amazon) and has a B.S. in Biology. Dr. Dyer also completed a certificate program for Executive Leadership and Strategy in Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology at the Harvard Business School.

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Paperback: 184 pages
Publisher: Medical Science Liaison Corporation (January 11, 2014)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0989962601
ISBN-13: 978-0989962605
Product Dimensions: 0.4 x 5.9 x 8.9 inches
Shipping Weight: 10.6 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #190,245 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

The Medical Science Liaison Career Guide: How to Break into Your First Role is the ultimate how-to guide for people looking to join this relatively young profession. Dyer’s love of the MSL profession is evident just in the way he approaches this guide. This is the type of work that fulfills the mission of his organization (the MSL Society)—lifting up the profession globally—in a way that has a multiplier effect.

This work is the gift that has great potential to keep on giving, influencing generations of MSLs to come, as it’s squarely-aimed at helping superior talent from across the health spectrum break into critical roles at life sciences companies, with the opportunity to collaborate and guide relationships with key opinion leaders at regional, national, and global levels. He addresses PharmDs and research scientists specifically, people with his same background, who may be currently ignorant of the roles that MSLs play in bringing better health outcomes to patient populations (or even ignorant of the role’s existence).

Perhaps the strongest asset this guide has to offer is its thoroughness. I was immediately struck by the “no stone left unturned” aspect of this work. Dyer brings his own wealth of experience as an MSL and medical affairs executive, as well as the information trove of his connection to the global medical affairs community, to bear for future generations of would-be MSLs. In addition to covering the high-level information, such as types of degrees preferred by medical affairs hiring managers to the different ways in which MSLs perform their roles at different companies (the life sciences is no monolith in this regard), Dr.