Brentsen Wolf

The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) is an iconic role in the pharmaceutical industry and remains one of the most competitive positions for PharmDs, PhDs, MDs, and NPs looking for better work-life balance, higher pay, or broad impact. Among the many pros and cons of being an MSL, there is one aspect of the job that is unavoidable: travel. As a Senior MSL in oncology with years of experience, I've gotten quite good at traveling.

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Author: Anna Rose Diel, PharmD Candidate Phantom limb pain (PLP) is a sensation of discomfort or perceived pain stemming from a part of the body that is no longer there. This sensitivity is most commonly experienced post-amputation, although the pathophysiology is not well understood. Differentiating PLP from other clinical conditions is critical before determining the treatment options available for patients (1).