HeyJaredPhD:The experience
In this podcast, my aim is to guide listeners through the multifaceted journey of pursuing a PhD. By sharing my own experiences and insights, interviewing fellow researchers and academics, and providing practical advice, I seek to offer a comprehensive perspective on the…
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S4 - Episode 13: Building a Career in Clinical Data Management with Dr. Susan Ghazi (opens the original)
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Dr. Susan Ghazi went from cardiovascular research to a PhD in kidney physiology to Lead Clinical Data Manager and almost none of it was planned. In this episode, she reflects on how she made decisions throughout her career by trusting what felt right, how the PhD built skills she uses every day in industry, and what roles like clinical data management, CRA, and medical science liaison actually look like day to day. A great listen for PhD students curious about the clinical and pharmaceutical ind
S4 - Episode 12: PhD, Industry & Everything In Between with Dr. Gabriella Sauerwein (opens the original)
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Gabriella Sauerwein completed her PhD on stem cells and schizophrenia with honors, but not without seriously considering quitting along the way. In this episode, she shares how therapy helped her push through, how she transitioned from academia into regulatory affairs, and what PhD students should start doing now to explore life outside the lab. She also speaks candidly about balancing a career transition with motherhood and why you don't need to have it all figured out at 28.
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