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Medical Affairs is a growing area in pharmaceutical companies appropriate for PhDs. Learn the specific roles of Medical Science Liaison (MSL), Medical Information, Health Economics Outcomes Research, Regulatory Affairs, Pharmacovigilance, Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy from MSL Dalila Cunha de Oliveira, PhD as she walks us through case studies of real scenarios, decisions, and interactions that medical affairs professionals experience in their typical work week.

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iJOBS is joining forces with the New Jersey BioPharma Networking Group (NJBPNG) to offer an informal and beneficial networking opportunity! There will be many professionals, alumni and current students/postdocs there to socialize and network with. BPNG is a not-for-profit, all-inclusive life and health science professionals community that actively promotes the "real power" of networking. They are collaborators, peers and mentors all looking to support each other at ALL career stages and our region in the spirit of innovation and growth.

Jennifer M. Paul

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  • Coordinates GradFund operations
  • Supports SGS internal award administration (Bevier, Presidential, Research & Travel Grants)
  • Provides administrative and reporting support to Senior Associate Dean Teresa Delcorso-Ellman

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Rex Miller

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  • Procurement & Purchasing
  • Operations & Administration
  • Facilities & Space Management

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Shama P. Khan

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848-445-5406

Department of Genetics
604 Allison Road
Nelson Building, B-Wing Rm 409
Piscataway, NJ 08854

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Ahmad Salman Sirajee

  • July 14, 2026
Student Spotlight

Salman Sirajee received the PhRMA Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship in Translational Medicine

A simple mistake on a university admissions form changed the trajectory of Ahmad Salman Sirajee’s career. He intended to study computer science but accidentally selected microbiology as his preferred major.