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Speed Mentoring Session #3, ASCPT@night Sponsored by Gilead

Thursday, January 13, 2022

9:00 PM – 10:00 PM ET

Mentor(s)

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Maria Burian, MD, PhD

UCB Biopharma SRL
Mark Dresser, PhD

Senior Vice President
Gilead Sciences, Inc.
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Stefanie Hennig, PhD
Walter K. Kraft, MD

Professor
Thomas Jefferson University
Jing Liu, PhD

Senior Director, Clinical Pharmacology
Pfizer
Sue Rahman, PharmD

KCMO
Vijay A. Ramchandani, PhD

Senior Investigator and Lab Chief
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Steven Ryder, MD

Chief Medical Officer
Rallybio
Joel Tarning, PhD

Professor of Clinical Pharmacology
University of Oxford
Sandra A.G Visser, PhD

VP Clinical Pharmacology Modeling & Simulation - Oncology
GlaxoSmithKline

Could you benefit from some career advice or guidance?

Register now for the re-envisioned ASCPT Speed Mentoring session as registration is limited! ASCPT recognizes the importance of supporting the growth and development of those working in clinical pharmacology and translational science and that everyone can benefit from colleague-to-colleague learning opportunities, regardless of career level. ASCPT is offering this session multiple times during the Network & Community Experience so there are opportunities convenient for attendees in all time zones!

This event is an enriching opportunity for consultation with experienced members in the field. There are no conditions to participating, but the experiences are sure to be rewarding!

Click the "Enter Zoom" button in the bottom right corner to join the networking session:

Meeting ID: 862 2786 2774
Passcode: ASCPT
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This session is sponsored by an ASCPT Partner organization. ASCPT partners were not involved in the development or content of this program.