Dear Patty...

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anonymous said:
Apparently not Moran.
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Your first part of your request is a moot point. There is NO leadership at the helm. There are dusters in leadership positions. Dusters are those that stir up things (or not) by activities of dusting. Dusters make it appear that things are moving or in the works when in actuality nothing is happening except the fact that the dust settles on everything again.

Since Opko did not contribute to the foundation funding pool, they never will. Thus there is nothing more to say other than, nothing will move forward for those patients. Very sad to say. Best bet is to find another job.
 


















anonymous said:
Well said! Thank you so much for your insightful comments. That is helpful to the team. You should talk to I.N. about it to see if she can get that done for us.
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Patty, we all know this is your post. Talking to I.N. is like talking to a pissed-on fire hydrant. She’s just as afraid of losing her job as you are. You should both leave the company.
 


















anonymous said:
Dear Patty,
Why are only 3 RSSs at goal? Asking for a friend who runs a 501c3. Ever heard of those?
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Ask your friend if they direct any specific funds to assist with copays within specific therapeutic areas based on outside influence, then ask your friend who runs a 501c3 how do they get the money to pay her salary? You have already influenced her decision making by just talking about it. Do you think any company puts money into 501c3 so drugs can be affordability purchased by grants from 501c3 without influencing RX? You idiots know what that is called? Enticement, bribery, and quid pro quo amongst many other things illegal. Add specialty pharmacy into the mix and a lot of people can get sued esp. when federal RX are involved. Want historical proof, why don’t you look at what happened to Amgen when they mainly funded CKD related 501c3, hint, a lot of people went to jail and Amgen paid a huge fine. I was interviewing for an open position but the stupidity of this team makes me think I’ll just stay where I’m at. Can only imagine rep. driven conference calls must be like some kind of bitch session.
 






anonymous said:
Ask your friend if they direct any specific funds to assist with copays within specific therapeutic areas based on outside influence, then ask your friend who runs a 501c3 how do they get the money to pay her salary? You have already influenced her decision making by just talking about it. Do you think any company puts money into 501c3 so drugs can be affordability purchased by grants from 501c3 without influencing RX? You idiots know what that is called? Enticement, bribery, and quid pro quo amongst many other things illegal. Add specialty pharmacy into the mix and a lot of people can get sued esp. when federal RX are involved. Want historical proof, why don’t you look at what happened to Amgen when they mainly funded CKD related 501c3, hint, a lot of people went to jail and Amgen paid a huge fine. I was interviewing for an open position but the stupidity of this team makes me think I’ll just stay where I’m at. Can only imagine rep. driven conference calls must be like some kind of bitch session.
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You were interviewing to come here? Then you are an idiot!
 






anonymous said:
Ask your friend if they direct any specific funds to assist with copays within specific therapeutic areas based on outside influence, then ask your friend who runs a 501c3 how do they get the money to pay her salary? You have already influenced her decision making by just talking about it. Do you think any company puts money into 501c3 so drugs can be affordability purchased by grants from 501c3 without influencing RX? You idiots know what that is called? Enticement, bribery, and quid pro quo amongst many other things illegal. Add specialty pharmacy into the mix and a lot of people can get sued esp. when federal RX are involved. Want historical proof, why don’t you look at what happened to Amgen when they mainly funded CKD related 501c3, hint, a lot of people went to jail and Amgen paid a huge fine. I was interviewing for an open position but the stupidity of this team makes me think I’ll just stay where I’m at. Can only imagine rep. driven conference calls must be like some kind of bitch session.
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