HeyJaredOnPoint: The Medical Excellence Podcast
Join Acceleration Point’s Co-CEO Scott Thompson for insightful conversations on the most pressing issues facing top Medical Affairs professionals. Listen to stay ahead of industry trends and be inspired by leaders shaping the future of Medical Affairs.
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25. Dalila Masic on the Five Levels of AI for Medical Affairs Teams (opens the original)
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Dalila Masic, Regional Medical Director for T1D Immunology at Sanofi, joins OnPoint to break down the five levels of AI adoption her team uses, from simple information lookups to strategy that shapes patient outcomes. She and Scott dig into what it actually takes to build AI fluency on an MSL team, not just adopt a tool. You’ll hear how a team goes from ”10 minutes a week” experimenting with AI to using it to predict a KOL’s communication style before a first meeting, and why Dalila believes the
24. The Glue That Holds It Together: Craig Granowitz on the Real Role of Medical Affairs (opens the original)
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Craig Granowitz, M.D., Ph.D., Chief Medical Officer at Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, has done something almost no one else in the industry has — he has held senior leadership roles on both the commercial and medical sides of the pharmaceutical enterprise. He started as a sales rep, rose through marketing and general management to lead a $2.5 billion business, and then made a deliberate move into Medical Affairs — where he built global organizations at Schering-Plough, Merck, Amarin, and Lexicon. That
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