Does anyone have expertise/advice on getting into the Pharmaceutical industry relm of Project management, particularly for a company providing pharmaceutical therapies?

I'm no expert in that industry, but I do have experience moving between technical domains where I had essentially no prior experience. One thing to remember is that there are more parts to the business than the primary science and technology aspect. For example, I worked at a nutritional supplements manufacturer during college, and was promoted from the warehouse to the office after showing them how grocery stores organize their merchandise to reduce picking the wrong item off the shelf.

You are unlikely to get a PM job requiring extensive technical knowledge you lack, but you may find a way to enter the industry, and use that opportunity to move into the PM position. It could even be a PM position, but in something generic like an ERP system, or manufacturing expansion.

You will certainly want to figure out how to market yourself to match your skills, to their needs and I would suggest researching the industry and prospective employers to better understand the general and specialized needs. Often employers are less interested in how much technical knowledge you bring with you, than your ability to learn quickly on the job. I certainly know many people who have started in a business management oriented position, and moved into managing technical projects from the related experience.