In this episode of the MSL 411 podcast, host Linda Eskew interviews Tiffney Palmer, a PharmD and Senior MSL, who shares her professional journey from pharmacist to HIV specialist to MSL. Tiffany discusses her experiences with imposter syndrome, the importance of mentorship and community, and her advocacy for women's health. She emphasizes the need for confidence, the value of networking, and practical strategies for overcoming self-doubt in the medical field. Have feedback for us? Click here ...
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In this episode of the MSL 411 podcast, host Linda Eskew interviews Tiffney Palmer, a PharmD and Senior MSL, who shares her professional journey from pharmacist to HIV specialist to MSL. Tiffany discusses her experiences with imposter syndrome, the importance of mentorship and community, and her advocacy for women's health. She emphasizes the need for confidence, the value of networking, and practical strategies for overcoming self-doubt in the medical field. Have feedback for us? Click here ...
MSL 411 is a Medical Affairs podcast exploring the topics that matter to aspiring and experienced MSLs, brought to you by SEMbio. In this episode of MSL 411, Ashley and Linda discuss what MSLs should be thinking about as they make their plans for 2025. Have feedback for us? Click here text to your hosts Connect with SEMbio on LinkedIn to continue the conversation!
MSL 411
In this episode of the MSL 411 podcast, host Linda Eskew interviews Tiffney Palmer, a PharmD and Senior MSL, who shares her professional journey from pharmacist to HIV specialist to MSL. Tiffany discusses her experiences with imposter syndrome, the importance of mentorship and community, and her advocacy for women's health. She emphasizes the need for confidence, the value of networking, and practical strategies for overcoming self-doubt in the medical field. Have feedback for us? Click here ...
