Episode

Career Longevity in Medical Affairs: How to Stay Relevant for 20+ Years

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MSL Talk
Published
Jun 9, 2026
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1765
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Summary

In this episode, Tom Caravela is joined by Stacey Curtiss as they discuss her journey into medical affairs and share key insights from her early years as a Medical Science Liaison (MSL). They explore career progression and leadership roles, highlighting major shifts in the industry and the importance of staying relevant. Stacey emphasizes the need to be comfortable in uncomfortable situations and the role of relationship building in career growth. The conversation includes advice for MSLs aspiring to leadership positions and reflections on overcoming fear to seize opportunities. The episode concludes with career advice for her younger self, closing remarks, and congratulations on Stacey's career achievements.