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MSL Talk: Tom Caravela, Conor McGladrigan, Kevin Peterson
The DARK Side of MSL-ing-What No One Tells YOU
Summary
In this episode, Kirsten Gurtowsky shares her experiences and insights as a Medical Science Liaison. She discusses her career journey, highlighting the balance and flexibility required in the MSL role, as well as the challenges faced. Kirsten delves into the importance of building strong relationships with Key Opinion Leaders and offers strategies for successful networking and engagement. She also provides guidance for aspiring MSLs, drawing on her professional experiences. The episode concludes with Kirsten sharing her excitement and goals for the upcoming year, followed by expressions of appreciation.
Kirsten Gurtowsky, Medical Science Liaison with Novartis, discusses the dark side of being an MSL and what you may not be aware of
Kirsten shares….
👉 What she LOVES about being an MSL
👉 What some of the main frustrations are for MSLs
👉 The challenges of travel and uncertainty
👉 The frustrations that come with paperwork and metrics
👉 Her insights and predictions for 2024
Medical Science Liaison, Key Opinion Leaders, career journey, challenges faced, successful networking
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