PUBLICATIONS & PRESS

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  1. PhD [alternative] Career Clinic, 2011, 2013 Career Transition Book [9Pillars]
  2. Certification for the Medical Science Liaison: An Idea Whose Time Has Come – or Not Journal Editorial/Opinion [Drug Information Association Journal November 2011, with Jimmy Black and Ken Massey]
  3. The Youngest Light: A Journey Back to the Self, 2011 Creative Nonfiction Book [9Pillars]
  4. Jane Chin, For Joy Hyphen Magazine 2011
  5. Practical Leadership for Biopharmaceutical Executives, 2011 Management Book [Woodhead Publishing UK]
  6. 5 Lessons in PhD Career Transitions: A Workbook to Prepare PhD Professionals to Transition into Alternative Careers in Science and Beyond, 2007 Career Transition Workbook [9Pillars]
  7. MSL Metrics: Measuring Success Report [interview by FirstWord]
  8. Do the Right Thing: A Masterclass in Working with MSLs [Pharm Rep Magazine]
  9. Practical Leadership for Pharmaceutical ExecutivesThe Good Fight: The Plight of Pharma’s Middle Managers [Interview]
  10. Creative and Cautious: How Pharma’s Managers-Once-Removed Can Claim Relevance [Interview]
  11. Promises and Perils: (Empire Avenue) Social Stock Market for Pharmaceutical Companies [PDF DTC Perspectives Magazine]
  12. Executive Primer to Medical Science Liaison Metrics Published by MSL Institute [ISBN 978-0-9755072-4-7]
  13. Spotting the Leader Within by Jane Chin for Life Science Leader magazine Volume 2 Number 5, 2010.
  14. Publisher Spotlight: Medical Science Liaison Quarterly Magcloud features Jane Chin as publisher of MSL Quarterly (where the magazine is also one of the top-earners at Magcloud) on January 11, 2010
  15. (Out of Print) 7 Steps to Unlocking Your Potential for the Medical Science Liaison Career: The Ultimate Do-It-Yourself Guide [Published by MSL INSTITUTE]
  16. mslbookAll MSLs Started with No MSL Experience: The Guide to Becoming a Medical Science Liaison Published by MSL Institute [ISBN 978-0-9755072-3-0]
  17. An Uncommon Curriculum: Learning Beyond the Classroom by Jane Chin for Association for Women in Science magazine Volume 40 Number 3, 2009.
  18. Reaffirming relevance: Make your passions and talents known in your company to ensure you won’t be left behind [Article] by Jane Chin for Communication Director (Europe) magazine Issue 11, 2009.
  19. eBOOK: “Who am I? The Power of a Personal Brand” Jane Chin with Ian Berry, Remi Cote, Shelley Dunstone, Joel Graham-Blake, Pat Naughtin, Leo Sonneveld, Kwai Yu 2009.
  20. Quoted in “Drug Firms Use Medical Staffs for Pitches “ by Shirley Wang for Wall Street Journal. June 26th 2009 [SUBSCRIPTION EDITION]
  21. introduction by jane chin Book Introduction to Celebrating Divine Presence: Journeys into God by C Weichberger Laurent et al. by Companion Books. [AMAZON]
  22. How I stopped Following What I “Should” Do and Started Doing What I love to Do by Jane Chin. March 2008 American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) [DIGITAL EDITION]
  23. Medical science liaisons – A look to the future by Peter Dumovic, Ph.D. and Jane Chin, Ph.D. Journal of Medical Marketing. 06/2008; 8(3):193-197. [ABSTRACT]
  24. Jane Chin quoted in Managing Relationships with Industry: A Physician’s Compliance Manual (Paperback) by Steven C. Schachter et al, Academic Press June 2008. [AMAZON]
  25. Lessons from Comedy Improvisation By Jane Chin. Association for Women in Science (AWIS) Spring 2008 [37No2_janechin]
  26. The Light at the End of my Tunnel Isn’t a research Job: A Guide to Ph.D. Career Transitions By Jane Chin. Association for Women in Science (AWIS) Winter 2008 [PDF]
  27. book chapter Ensuring Medical Science Liaisons Stick to the Science by Bruce Armon and Jane Chin. Book Chapter from Off-Label Communications: A Guide to Sales & Marketing Compliance, Food and Drug Law Institute. [PREVIEW PDF]
  28. Jane Chin interviewed for Coaching versus Mentoring: The Difference is in the Details By Monica Horvath. Association for Women in Science (AWIS) Spring 2007 [PDF]
  29. BOOK: 5 Lessons in PhD Career Transitions: Career-Transition-Coach-in-a-Book Fall 2007 [Published by PHD CAREER CLINIC]
  30. Measuring performance of field-medical programmes: Medical science liaison metrics consensus by Jane Chin, Ph.D. Journal of Commercial Biotechnology. 06/2007; 13:177-182. [ABSTRACT]
  31. Jane Chin interviewed for IITs: Plentiful but Tricky to Manage by Deborah Borfitz, Bio-IT World. January 2007. [ARTICLE]
  32. Jane Chin quoted in New York Times A TheirSpace for Drug Sales Reps [ARTICLE]
  33. Jane Chin was named to PharmaVoice magazine’s 100 Most Inspiring People in Life Science Industry for her contribution to the field medical affairs (medical science liaison) profession.
  34. book chapter by jane chin Book chapter, The Role of Pharma’s Field Based Professionals in Patient Compliance by Jane Chin, Ph.D. for Patient Compliance: Sweetening the Pill (Hardcover) by Gower Publishing Company. [AMAZON]
  35. Beyond Multiple Choice: 5 Best Practices for Clinical Training by Jane Chin. Pharmaceutical Executive, May 2006. [ARTICLE]
  36. Jane Chin interviewed for Emerging Trends in Specialty Pharma Growth by Jean Male, Specialty Pharma magazine (Vol 2 No 3, 2006), May/June 2006. [PDF]
  37. Relationship, Risk, and Reinvention: Lessons from Field-based Medical Programmes by Jane Chin. Journal of the British Association of Pharmaceutical Physicians, January 2006.
  38. Marketing to Professionals: MSLs: Off-Label Promotion by Jane Chin. Pharmaceutical Executive, January 1, 2005. [ARTICLE]
  39. Can We Bridge the Clinical-Sales Divide? by Jane Chin. Pharmaceutical Representative, May 2005 (Part 1) and June 2005 (Part 2).
  40. Biotechnology’s special forces: Field-based medical science liaisons by Jane Chin, Ph.D. Journal of Commercial Biotechnology. 02/2004; 10:312–318. [ABSTRACT]
  41. Pharmaceutical brand building through science: Medical science liaison is playing a bigger role in brand development by Jane Chin. Pharmaceutical Business Strategies, September/October 2004.
  42. PharmFree Day: Let’s dialogue. by Jane Chin (Opinion) Medical Meetings Magazine, September/October 2004.
  43. Training newly hired industry-naive medical science liaisons by Jane Chin and Anselm D’Costa. Drug Information Association (DIA) Forum, July 2004.
  44. Marketing to Professionals: MSLs: Show the Value by Jane Chin, Ph.D. Pharmaceutical Executive, December 1, 2004. [ARTICLE]
  45. Canaries in the Coal Mine: MSLs in Competitive Intelligence by Ben Gilad PhD and Jane Chin, PhD. Pharmaceutical Executive, May 1, 2004. [ARTICLE]
  46. Why liaisons lead to success in clinical trials. by Jane Chin. Good Clinical Practice Journal, January 2004.
  47. Medical science liaison training beyond box of books (BOB). by Jane Chin. Society of Pharmaceutical and Biotech Trainers (SPBT) Focus magazine, Winter 2004.
  48. Jane Chin interviewed for Breaking Their Silence by Tamar Hosansky. Medical Meetings Magazine, Mar 1, 2004. [ARTICLE]
  49. Jane Chin interviewed for The medical affairs-marketing connection: the growing importance of MSLs. PharmaVoice, April 2004.
  50. Molecular Therapies by Jane Chin. Coping with Cancer Magazine 2003 *I’m still tracking down the exact citation.
  51. Metastasis: Why And How Cancer Cells Spread by Jane Chin. Coping with Cancer Magazine September/October 2001, Volume 15 Number 5.
  52. Density Differential Response of Embryonic Fibroblasts by Jane Chin PhD, Kirk Leister PhD, and Charles E. Wenner PhD. In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology – Animal May 2001: Vol. 37, Issue 5, pg(s) 263-265

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