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What's good, everyone? This is Dr. Ney. Thank you for tuning in for another episode of docs

outside the box. Remember,

this podcast is a fusion of money, medicine, as well as pop culture. And today I'm going to be

interviewing a doctor, a doctor who's actually thriving in a non-clinical career path. And I think

it's probably one of the career paths that I think a lot of physicians, a lot of medical professionals transition to. But over the last six to seven years, we haven't featured anybody who's in this career path, all right? And the career path I'm talking about is the pharma industry, the pharmaceutical industry. You know, there's a lot of folks who are actually thriving, doing very well in this field.

But if you go to Facebook, if you go to Reddit, if you go to a whole bunch of different areas on social media where people can talk and ask questions, this is probably one of the number one field that people have questions about. How do they get into it? How do they network? How do you find someone? What's the daily life like? And yeah, like I said before, we haven't featured anyone who's in this field, who's thriving in this field.

But in this episode, you're going to get introduced to my next guest, who is Dr. Narissa Kraher.

She is formerly trained as a pediatric endocrinologist.

She also has an MBA from Northeastern University.

And currently right now, right now, if you're watching me on YouTube, you see my fingers.

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