Hi Dr. Shreay: A Career In Medical Affairs

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Hi Dr. Shreay, I am graduating in May and really passionate in pursuing a career in Medical Affairs. I have only worked in a pharmaceutical industry as a regulatory officer prior to pharmacy. I see you as a senior colleague and will like to know what advice you for a beginner in this field. I know i don't have any experience in this are yet, but I have a Medical Affairs Competency

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