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EPISODE · Dec 29, 2025 · 46 MIN

Heather Reilly (Legal in Pharma) is interviewed by Kacie Leight & Jon Evoy

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In this podcast episode of Path to Commercialization in Healthcare from the Saint Joseph's University Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business Program, Heather Reilly shares her perspective on working in legal for a drug manufacturer. The student co-host for this episode is Kacie Leight. She is a senior at Saint Joseph's University studying Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Business, with a double major in International Business. She's involved in SJU’s international programs as an ambassador who helps promote different types of study abroad, mentors transfer students who are new to SJU, & studied abroad in Denmark last spring. Upon graduation, Kacie is hoping to become a project manager in clinical operations.The podcast series' ongoing co-host is Jon Evoy. He is a passionate healthcare marketer who is also an Adjunct Professor. Classes he's taught include healthcare marketing, pharmaceutical market research, healthcare supply chain, & pharmaceutical sales.

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