Does anybody who has interned at BMS in Boston know about the hourly pay and whether or not relocation assistance is provided for Co-ops ?
If you are on Nivo or Ipi (brand names Opdivo and Yervoy) or other drugs produced by Bristol Meyers Squib, you need to get your doctor's office to submit you to their Access Support Program. It helps cover your copays and ensures you don't pay more than $25 of that copay out of pocket. You will need your doctor's office to fill out a form, and you'll fill out another, but for me the process was pretty painless. There is also a "look back" period where they will cover a few of your previous copays, but you'll have to ask BMS how that works. The benefit covers $25,000 worth of copays in a calendar year per drug.
And if you have family members using BMS drugs for cancer or a couple of other maladies -- I think liver and kidney disease? -- have them check it out, too.
Any of you guys in the same situation? Fuck bristol meyers
Thinking about picking up BMY stock today after today's free fall. It broke less than $50 today and it was in the $75 range just a month or two ago.
I like picking up stocks after a 15-20% decline as that's a "crash" in my book (ie. AAPL, NFLX, UA, DG, CVS).
BMY isn't a company that's going broke anytime soon and they try to out maneuver Merck and failed.
What do you guys think of this company? I'm waiting for a price closer to $40 before I purchase, but just looking for opinions that I may not be seeing.
Just curious if anyone knows.
