If you feel like the Medical Science Liaison role might be your calling - this episode is your masterclass. Dr. Savannah Duke shares her non-traditional journey to becoming a Medical Science Liaison (MSL), detailing the unique aspects of the role and what it truly takes to be successful. She discusses the day-to-day responsibilities and performance expectations, while also addressing the drawbacks to the role that usually don't get mentioned. But more importantly, she reveals the step-by-step interview process that stumps most candidates, including the scientific presentation that makes or breaks your chances and the behavioral questions that reveal your true potential. She even shares her biggest interview mistake and how it led to her eventual success. Breaking into this highly sought-after role is NOT easy, BUT, if you've got what it takes, this episode will show you exactly how to get there!

🔑 Key Things You'll Learn:

1. The MSL role, key responsibilities, and daily activities
2. What separates a successful MSL from a mediocre one
3. Free game on how to ACE each phase of the MSL Interview
4. Effective strategies for career advancement for the non-traditional candidate

Click to Read Savannah's Article " The Day I Didn't Match For A Pharmacy Residency"

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