Sentences with phrase «do medical affairs»
Ideal Companies: Janssen, Merck, TEVA, Smaller Pharmaceutical Companies who are in a period of growth or perilaunch where I would be able to do Medical Affairs for them, Medical Device companies
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«They don't have to feel like they're sick,» Danya Glabau, Intrommune's director of medical affairs, told Business Insider.
We do have issues with the handling of our medical affairs.
Social Media Policy Tufts Medical Center's Department of Public Affairs and Communications oversees and moderates the Tufts MC and Floating Hospital Facebook pages and reserves the right to remove comments and block posters who do not comply with our Facebook Commenting Policy.
What's more, says John Crabbe, a behavioral geneticist at the Portland Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Oregon who researches alcoholism in mice, just because an enrichment works for one type of disorder doesn't mean it should be applied to all.
«Because of the way this study was designed, this does not prove that PTSD caused the increase in sleep disorder diagnoses,» noted Burch, who also is a Health Science Specialist at the WJB Dorn Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Columbia, South Carolina.
«I thought it was quite elegant, a very nicely done study,» says Bryon Adinoff, a psychiatrist at the Veterans Affairs North Texas Health Care Center and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas who studies drug and alcohol abuse.
Scientists don't have much distinction between their personal life and work and it is pretty typical to have all sorts of personal emails (maybe even financially related ones, confidential medical matters, family affairs, Amazon order confirmations *, etc.) as well as frank discussions that are part of the general working out of science and not meant to be done with somebody looking over your shoulder.
A new report from the Veterans Affairs inspector general states that the Hampton VA Medical Center in Virginia didn't take proper care of a veteran, and he died six weeks after his last admission at the facility in 2012.
[11] The American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs has issued an opinion stating, «The physician should not reveal confidential communications or information without the express consent of the patient, unless required to do so by law [and] subject to certain exceptions which are ethically and legally justified because of overriding social considerations.»
Dr. P.H. Bryce, the medical officer of health of the Indian Affairs Dept. in 1908, in an article published in Saturday Night wrote that the schools wrote ««even war seldom shows as large a percentage of fatalities as does the education system we have imposed upon our Indian wards.»
An experienced pharmaceutical leader with over thirteen years of experience in Medical Affairs; a visionary leader that enables and empowers others to achieve more than they thought possible; an experienced turnaround specialist that sees challenges and obstacles as strategic opportunities - excited when I hear this can not be done, or here is a blank sheet of paper, build it.