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BSCP's Trailblazers is a podcast series created by and for the Biomedical Science Careers Program Alumni Network to grow, learn from, and connect with each other as we drive meaningful change in our fields. Through candid conversations with alumni, participants, and partners across all ages and stages of their careers, this series aims to showcase diverse career paths, share lessons learned and leadership insight, and highlight the power of community and long-term professional relationships.This series is a production of BSCP in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1991 at Harvard Medical School by Dr. Joan Reede, BSCP began on a local scale and attracted students from Massachusetts and across New England. Today, our reach is national, with representation from all 50 states, Washington, DC, Puerto Rico, and beyond. For more information go to bscp.org.Trailblazers is hosted by Jordie Kamuene, PhD, and produced by Jill Ruby. The series launches Sept. 1, 2026. Subscribe to our show w
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When starting a career or looking to pivot, we've all been told about the importance of networking – making connections in our industry and nurturing those connections throughout our careers. Dr. Hawa Dumbuya, a research scientist and Clinical Research and Medical Affairs lead for La Roche-Posay US at L'Oréal, joins us to talk about the power of networking and how it can create – and in some cases save – your career.
At some point in our careers we'll likely be tasked with balancing how our research inside the lab connects with people outside the lab. Dr. Doug Kerr, Chief Medical Officer at Dyne Therapeutics, joins us to talk about creating, maintaining, and fostering human connections in science and medicine, and why it's so important.
When is the right time to switch jobs? What are the criteria for making a change? How can we best utilize our professional networks to find the right position? In our inaugural episode, Dr. Binta Beard, Head of Novartis Foundation Americas, BSCP alum, and the recipient of the 2026 BSCP Hope Alumni Award, joins us to talk about the art of the pivot.
The need for career mentorship and community doesn't end when you graduate. The Biomedical Science Careers Program (BSCP) has inspired thousands of young people of every race, ethnicity, gender, and financial background to ask, "Why not me?", and encourages alumni to continue to ask that question throughout their career. This podcast features candid conversations with alumni and partners across all ages and stages to showcase diverse career paths, share lessons learned and leadership insight, and highlight the power of community and long-term professional relationships. Series launches September 1, 2026.
BSCP's Trailblazers is a podcast series created by and for the Biomedical Science Careers Program Alumni Network to grow, learn from, and connect with each other as we drive meaningful change in our fields. Through candid conversations with alumni, participants, and partners across all ages and stages of their careers, this series aims to showcase diverse career paths, share lessons learned and leadership insight, and highlight the power of community and long-term professional relationships.This series is a production of BSCP in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1991 at Harvard Medical School by Dr. Joan Reede, BSCP began on a local scale and attracted students from Massachusetts and across New England. Today, our reach is national, with representation from all 50 states, Washington, DC, Puerto Rico, and beyond. For more information go to bscp.org.Trailblazers is hosted by Jordie Kamuene, PhD, and produced by Jill Ruby. The series launches Sept. 1, 2026. Subscribe to our show w
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