ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Are you an early career researcher interested in making a meaningful impact in military healthcare research?
This episode offers essential advice from Brigadier General Joseph Ewers, Deputy Commanding General (Support) of the 7th Infantry Division. With 30+ years of Army experience and an MBA from Harvard, BG Ewers shares his perspective on how researchers can align their work with military needs and build a successful, externally funded career in healthcare innovation.
Join hosts Dr. Anne Libby and Dr. Ian Stanley for this insightful discussion.
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