He's head of the cardio division at the Cleveland Clinic, a much more prestigious job than working for AMRN in any capacity (like replacing Bhatt). But I *have* seen someone act that way - my old company bought out our only local competitor and chose not to hire all of the engineers that worked there - one of them had a PhD but he was a pompous a-hole and nobody liked him - I knew him because that company had done some work for my dept. while I was working as a Fed employee. He didn't get hired, but did go to work for the Fed agency, where he eventually ended up being appointed to consult on a major program I was working on for the Feds - he HATED my company for dissing him and made my life a living hell, the jerk - questioned everything I did and made me do all kinds of extra unnecessary work to prove I knew what I was doing. The asshat probably cost the program over $100k for me to do work beyond the scope of the contract, something he really wasn't authorized to do.
I don't recall Nissen ever saying anything nice about R-IT, he jumped on the rise in hs-CRP and LDL in the MO group instantly.
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