About this ebook
Even for highly qualified candidates,
becoming a Medical Science Liaison is a challenging endeavor. It’s nearly
impossible to achieve on your own without the proper preparation and guidance.
The
Medical Science Liaison Career Guide: How to Break into Your First Role
will show you, step by step, how to search for, apply, and interview for your
first MSL role. The book reveals strategies for standing apart from the
competition, what hiring managers look for when considering candidates, and
what gets the right candidates hired.
Dr. Samuel Jacob Dyer shares his years of
experience as a hiring manager at some of the world’s top pharmaceutical
companies and as chairman of the board for the MSL Society. In three
easy-to-read sections, he discusses the Medical Science Liaison role, presents
your MSL job search strategy, and reveals the inner workings of the MSL hiring
process. His proven techniques and insights will increase your chances of
starting your career as a highly paid Medical Science Liaison.
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About the author
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.
