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Director, Oncology Clinical Trials

Advocate Health Care · Wake Forest, NC

Sep 17, 2026

Department: 80100 Wake Forest University Health Sciences - Clinical Trials: Comprehensive Cancer Center Status: Full time Benefits Eligible: Yes Hours Per Week: 40 Schedule Details/Additional Information: • Monday - Friday • Full time, days Pay Range: $54.90 - $82.35 Job Description Summary: Leadership r...

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Advocate Health and Hospitals Corporation · Charlotte, NC

Sep 5, 2026

Department: 35125 Atrium Health University City - Nursing: NICU ...

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Advocate Health and Hospitals Corporation · Wake Forest, NC

Aug 23, 2026

Department: 85042 Wake Forest University Health Sciences - Academic Public Health Sciences: EpidemiologyStatus: Full timeBenefits Eligible: YesHours Per Week: 40Schedule Details/Additional Information: Faculty Pay Range: $0.00 - $0.00The Department of Epidemiology and Prevention in the Wake Forest University ...

We read oncology, so you don't have to.

Career Essentials is a curated library of 636 takes from the best books, podcasts, and articles for an oncology career — each distilled into one clear idea and one concrete action. Across 15 shelves: breaking in, interviewing, negotiation, leadership, the future of work, and more. No time to read 20 books this year? We already did.

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A Pharma Industry Career after your PhD?

NextMinds

Moving to industry takes a shift in thinking — and the skills you think are trivial may be your biggest asset.

In a NextMinds interview, an industry leader explains that the academia-to-industry move requires a change in mindset, and that the skills PhDs consider trivial are often highly valuable in industry — and advises reaching out to people who've made the transition.

Oncology researchers often undervalue exactly the skills industry needs; a mindset shift and a few informational conversations reframe the whole transition.

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Reach out to two people who've made the academia-to-industry move, and ask what their day actually looks like.

More Like This: The Importance of Networking for MSLs with Amy Misnik

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Made to Stick

Chip & Dan Heath

Why some ideas stick and others vanish — and how to make yours stick.

The Heaths' formula for ideas that are simple, unexpected, concrete, credible, emotional, and story-driven.

A sticky message wins grants, aligns teams, and lands with KOLs — sticky beats thorough when people need to remember.

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Boil your current project down to one concrete, surprising sentence.

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Effective Relationship Strategies for MSL Success with Commercial Counterparts

MSL Talk: Tom Caravela, Rob Rosti

How MSLs work effectively with commercial — without crossing compliance lines.

Rob Rosti helps Tom Caravela map the MSL-commercial relationship: the distinct roles, effective communication, and how to handle compliance challenges and non-compliant requests.

The MSL-commercial boundary is delicate and high-stakes in oncology; navigating it well protects both your impact and your compliance standing.

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Leading and Influencing Without Authority

JPT · Society of Petroleum Engineers

Management is given; leadership is earned — and influence stays with you wherever you go.

Writing in JPT, the author distinguishes authority from influence: management positions are granted and vanish when you leave them, but true influence — built through soft skills, expertise, and trust — remains with you regardless of role, and empowering others only multiplies it.

For oncology professionals without formal authority, this reframes leadership as something you build and keep, not something a title grants.

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Share one useful resource or insight with a colleague this week — influence built by empowering others.

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