Medical Science Liaisons work in an advocacy role to support the commercial development of medical therapies and pharmaceutical drug products to key physician customers. They are responsible for participating in clinical studies; establishing strong relationships with their target customers such as clinicians and key medical leaders; answering clinical inquiries; and participating in medical education and the provission of product-specific scientific information to customers. MSLs work on behalf of pharmacuetical or biotechnology companies who generally require an undergraduate degree in the field of applied science, advanced scientific training and 2-5 years of clinical experience. Their salary is usually in the 6-figure range and some are allowed to work from a home-based office. (author Rosie StJulian)
A medical science liaison can earn up to about 150,000 dollars per year. The average salary for this type of career is about 130,000 dollars per year.
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There are many websites with the latest news in medical science. Some of these includes THE MEDICAL NEWS, Medical Science News and Medical News Today.
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Any medical job involves some degree of medical science. Medical research involves more science than other areas of medicine.
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Medical science removes our disease. It increase our longevity. Even the incurable diseases are now curable. The different branches of medical science
The application of science is called Technology, so applied medical science is called medical technology. Medical technology consists in the application of knowledge, discovered by medical scientists, and others, as solutions, to specific medical problems or needs.
I assume you mean medical doctor. Biology, medical science.
optical fiber in medical scienceThe Science of Medicine. Of examining, diagnosing, and treating.
optical fiber in medical scienceThe Science of Medicine. Of examining, diagnosing, and treating.
optical fiber in medical scienceThe Science of Medicine. Of examining, diagnosing, and treating.