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3 KEY Factors that Altered the MSL Role Since 2020
MSL role evolution virtual engagement strategic thinkers AI in medical affairs post-COVID hiring practices

3 KEY Factors that Altered the MSL Role Since 2020


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Join Mitchell D’Rozario and Tom Caravela as they celebrate the podcast's 3-year anniversary by exploring three key factors transforming the MSL role since 2020. They discuss the shift to virtual engagement, the evolution of MSLs from scientific messengers to strategic thinkers, and the integration of AI technologies like ChatGPT in medical affairs. The episode also reflects on insights from past guests, evolving hiring practices post-COVID-19, and the growing influx of clinicians into MSL positions. Tune in for predictions on future trends in the MSL landscape.

This episode features Mitchell D’Rozario, Sr Medical Science Liaison at Genentech discusses 3 ways the MSL role has changed since March of 2020
We discuss….

👉 What was the “silver lining” from COVID
👉 How virtual engagement has emerged and what MSLs can do better
👉 Why MSLs are the “curators of knowledge” and “oracles of information”
👉 The importance of authenticity
👉 What’s next for the MSL role

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MSL role evolution, virtual engagement, strategic thinkers, AI in medical affairs, post-COVID hiring practices

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