Publications

This is a select bibliography of published works by Dr. Jane Chin or Interviews with Dr. Chin in journals and print.

2010
• “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
• eBOOK: “7 Secrets to Unlocking Your Potential for the Medical Science Liaison Career: The Ultimate Do-It-Yourself Guide” [Published by MSL INSTITUTE]

2009
• “An Uncommon Curriculum: Learning Beyond the Classroom” by Jane Chin for Association for Women in Science magazine Volume 40 Number 3, 2009.
• “Reaffirming relevance: Make your passions and talents known in your company to ensure you won’t be left behind” [Journal TOC] by Jane Chin for Communication Director (Europe) magazine Issue 11, 2009.
• 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.
• BOOK: All MSLs Started with No MSL Experience! THE Guide to Becoming a Medical Science Liaison. [Published by MSL INSTITUTE]
• Quoted in “Drug Firms Use Medical Staffs for Pitches “ by Shirley Wang for Wall Street Journal. June 26th 2009 [SUBSCRIPTION EDITION]

2008
• Book Introduction to Celebrating Divine Presence: Journeys into God by C Weichberger Laurent et al. by Companion Books. [AMAZON]
• “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]
• 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]
• 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]
• Lessons from Comedy Improvisation By Jane Chin. Association for Women in Science (AWIS) Spring 2008 [PDF]
• 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]
• 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]

2007
• 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]
• BOOK: 5 Lessons in PhD Career Transitions: Career-Transition-Coach-in-a-Book Fall 2007 [Published by PHD CAREER CLINIC]
• 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]
• Jane Chin interviewed for IITs: Plentiful but Tricky to Manage by Deborah Borfitz, Bio-IT World. January 2007. [ARTICLE]
• Jane Chin quoted in New York Times A TheirSpace for Drug Sales Reps [ARTICLE]

2006
• 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.
• 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]
• Beyond Multiple Choice: 5 Best Practices for Clinical Training by Jane Chin. Pharmaceutical Executive, May 2006. [ARTICLE]
• 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]
• Relationship, Risk, and Reinvention: Lessons from Field-based Medical Programmes by Jane Chin. Journal of the British Association of Pharmaceutical Physicians, January 2006.

2005
• Marketing to Professionals: MSLs: Off-Label Promotion by Jane Chin. Pharmaceutical Executive, January 1, 2005. [ARTICLE]
• Can We Bridge the Clinical-Sales Divide? by Jane Chin. Pharmaceutical Representative, May 2005 (Part 1) and June 2005 (Part 2).

2004
• Biotechnology’s special forces: Field-based medical science liaisons by Jane Chin, Ph.D. Journal of Commercial Biotechnology. 02/2004; 10:312–318. [ABSTRACT]
• 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.
• PharmFree Day: Let’s dialogue. by Jane Chin (Opinion) Medical Meetings Magazine, September/October 2004.
• Training newly hired industry-naive medical science liaisons by Jane Chin and Anselm D’Costa. Drug Information Association (DIA) Forum, July 2004.
• Marketing to Professionals: MSLs: Show the Value by Jane Chin, Ph.D. Pharmaceutical Executive, December 1, 2004. [ARTICLE]
• Canaries in the Coal Mine: MSLs in Competitive Intelligence by Ben Gilad PhD and Jane Chin, PhD. Pharmaceutical Executive, May 1, 2004. [ARTICLE]
• Why liaisons lead to success in clinical trials. by Jane Chin. Good Clinical Practice Journal, January 2004.
• Medical science liaison training beyond box of books (BOB). by Jane Chin. Society of Pharmaceutical and Biotech Trainers (SPBT) Focus magazine, Winter 2004.
• Jane Chin interviewed for Breaking Their Silence by Tamar Hosansky. Medical Meetings Magazine, Mar 1, 2004. [ARTICLE]
• Jane Chin interviewed for The medical affairs-marketing connection: the growing importance of MSLs. PharmaVoice, April 2004.