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How are these jobs? Any scoop? Looks like a good drug with a long patent life?
I applied for this position but have yet to hear anything. Are these positions going to be filled internally? (like everything is these days) Any information on a time line on hiring?
Thanks for the advice. Decided grass isn't greener. Doesn't sound like a good job.
They will hire w/out onc experience bc no seasoned onc reps want to work here. The Sprycel specialist position is a joke - as it is not a hospital drug and there is nothing to do. Take the position if you want to beef up your resume and have lots of time to go to play golf, go to the gym, etc. The positions are not needed and should be excessed in the next realignment - this will not happen though as upper management is not from oncology and is totally clueless. Use the position and the company if you want your resume to have oncology on it.