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MEDICAL SCIENCE LIAISON QUARTERLY
PULSE OF THE MSL COMMUNITY - MSL
NEWSLETTERS SURVEY RESULTS
Medical Science Liaison Quarterly (MSL Quarterly, ISSN 1547-7886) is a fee-based newsletter that offers executive-level content directed by its editorial board advisors that are relevant to the management and development of field-based medical science programs.
Medical Science Liaison Quarterly is published once every Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter (months may vary) when we receive quality articles from medical affairs constituents (MSLs, MSL managers, MSL directors, and VP of Medical Affairs) To inquire about submitting an article, please email info@msliq.com .
Medical Science Liaison Institute also offers free (ad-supported), email-based MSL NEWSLETTERS. MSL Institute's MSL Newsletters focus on topics relevant to MSLs, including job satisfaction, career development, and excelling as a medical science liaison professional. You may visit MSL Newsletters website here or opt into MSL Institute's MSL Newsletters here.
AVAILABLE BACK ISSUES OF MSL QUARTERLY
WINTER 2007
MSL CAREER MINDSET, MSL CAREER LADDER
This issue of Medical Science Liaison Quarterly Newsletter contains an editorial on the Medical Science Liaison Mindset and today's "Career Conundrum" and a feature article on a Dual-Track MSL Career Ladder.
Contributors: Tobin Chettiath, PharmD. Daniel Snyder, PhD. Jane Chin, Ph.D.
FALL 2007
MSL DEVELOPMENT, MSL TEAM SIZE
This issue of Medical Science Liaison Quarterly Newsletter contains two feature articles: 10 Ways to Grow and Excel as a Medical Science Liaison Professional and a Position Paper in Favor of Smaller Field-Medical Science Liaison Teams.
Contributors: Michael Chandler. Susan Malecha, PharmD MBA, David Cram, PharmD.
SUMMER 2007
MSL METRICS CONSENSUS, MSL COMPLIANCE
This issue of Medical Science Liaison Quarterly Newsletter contains two feature articles: 2007 Medical Science Liaison Metrics Consensus and a Conference Report on Guidelines for Disseminating Off-Label Information.
Contributors: Jane Chin, PhD. Tanya Holland, MD.
SPRING 2007
DEVELOPING MSLS, OFF-LABEL USE
This issue of Medical Science Liaison Quarterly Newsletter contains two feature articles: Ways to Develop Medical Science Liaisons During Their Career Lifecycle and a Conference Report on Off-Label Use.
Contributors: Jane Chin, PhD. Sheila Leach.
WINTER 2006
MSL TRAINING, ROLE WITH CONSUMERS
This issue of Medical Science Liaison Quarterly Newsletter contains two feature articles and additional commentaries, including Medical Science Liaison Training/Continuing Education and the MSL Role with Consumers.
Contributors: Jane Chin, PhD. Jane Ruby, PhD. Bessie Bone, PharmD. Thomas J. Lauterio, PhD MBA. Susan Malecha, PharmD MBA. Michael Stevenson, PhD.
FALL 2006
CAREER ATROPHY, CAREER TRANSITION
This issue of Medical Science Liaison Quarterly Newsletter contains four articles including one interview on aspects of Medical Science Liaison Careers: atrophy, transition, a creative alternative career with advertising agencies, and leveraging your experience in your own business.
Contributors: Jane Chin, PhD. Susan Malecha, PharmD MBA. Vishwanath Ramachandran, PhD. Roslyn Burttram.
SUMMER 2006
CASE AGAINST OVERSPECIALIZATION
This issue of Medical Science Liaison Quarterly Newsletter contains a position paper on the issue of Overspecialization of the Field-Medical Science Liaison Function and the Perils that Overspecialization Poses.
Contributors: Michael Chandler. David Cram, PharmD. Jane Chin, PhD.
SPRING 2006
WORK-LIFE BALANCE, WHISTLEBLOWER
This issue of Medical Science Liaison Quarterly Newsletter contains four articles including one interview on: tips for work-life balance and job satisfaction, Mindset of a Whistleblower, How a Doctor of Osteopathy became a MSL, and an editorial on the problem with Thought Leader Development.
Contributors: Jane Chin, PhD. Anonymous MSL, DO.