Miriam, why don't you start, please?

Yes, of course.

I'll start by saying that, to be honest, I had no idea what pharmacovigilance meant.

I had never heard about it, but I stumbled upon it.

And it was actually in September 2004.

I was a biologist at Merck.

The company was extremely successful.

You know, when you get into a new career path, whatever it may be, people always ask, well, but do I need to train? As in, do I need to get more education and learn about this particular topic more? Or can I compensate with hands-on experience? And What's your advice? If you're entering pharmacovigilance from a different discipline, perhaps, what's the best way to find a job, training or experience?