MSL SUCCESS is like running a MARATHON
In this episode, Tom Caravela is joined by Michelle Mudge Riley and Sarah Snyder to explore the parallels between marathon running and success as a Medical Science Liaison (MSL). Michelle shares her transition from clinical medicine to medical affairs, while Sarah discusses her career journey and passion for running. The conversation delves into how running can enhance networking opportunities, build mental toughness, and offer holistic benefits for personal and professional growth. The guests offer advice for marathon beginners, strategies for handling career uncertainty, and emphasize the importance of focusing on controllable aspects. The episode concludes with appreciation for the guests' insights and encouragement for listeners.
Today’s guests are Michelle Mudge Reilly, Sr Medical Science Liaison at CTI BioPharma and Sarah Snyder, Senior Executive Recruiter with The Carolan Group, and we discuss how MSL career success is like running a marathon
We discuss….
👉 How to maintain fitness and running while on the road
👉 How running can be a great way to improve networking
👉 How MSLs can plan for a big race (marathon)
👉 The mental advantages and toughness that running brings
👉 Advice for current MSLs for this year and beyond
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