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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2026 · 1H 1M

(Bonus Episode) How to Become an MSL: Transitioning from Pharmacy Industry

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Interested in becoming a Medical Science Liaison (MSL)?In this MSL Academy Office Hours episode, Dr. Pamela Wilfang shares her journey from clinical pharmacy to Medical Science Liaison, along with practical, real-world advice for aspiring and early-career MSLs.In this episode, you’ll learn:• How Dr. Wilfang discovered the MSL role• Transferable skills from clinical practice to industry• Strategies for landing your first MSL position• Common interview mistakes and how to avoid them• Alternative pathways into medical affairsResources mentioned:• MSL Talk Podcast• The MSL Academy Podcast• AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini for interview preparationThis episode is a must-listen for anyone exploring a career as an MSL—or for current MSLs looking to grow and advance in medical affairs.Learn more about our services at www.themslacademy.comPlease note: This recording was originally presented as a LinkedIn live Office Hours session and is being shared for educational and informational purposes. Some details, dates, or references mentioned may reflect the time of the original recording.

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