Medical Science Liaison

The Regional Medical Science Liaison (MSL) serves as the primary field-based point of contact with healthcare providers (HCPs) including clinical investigators on a range of clinical and scientific issues. The primary role is to deliver and facilitate medical education and communications, research, and scientific insight gathering activities of the client. This includes the provision of scientific and medical data on both licensed and unlicensed products and indications as permissible by local laws and regulations. The MSL will act as the medical representative across a large, complex environment with flexibility to support other countries as needed by the organisation.

RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Develop and maintain, in a self-driven manner, outstanding knowledge of cardiometabolic diseases and related areas, including specialised expertise in rare disease such as Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome (FCS) and Severe Hypertriglyceridemia (SHTG), along with comprehensive client and competitor product knowledge.
2. Understand and execute the medical strategy and broader business strategy to ensure activities are coordinated with the team and aligned to strategy within the business.
3. Serve as an external, credible scientific expert on disease area and client products at HCP field meetings, key medical and scientific conferences, advisory boards, clinical investigator meetings, and patient advocacy group meetings.
4. Identify key field insights related to client products, activities, and the disease area, and ensure these insights are effectively brought back to internal teams, disseminated, and leveraged through collaboration with cross-functional partners.
5. Facilitate clear communication between the business and investigators in investigator engagement for both client trials and investigator-sponsored studies and barriers to enrolment for pipeline assets.

REQUIREMENTS

1. Advanced Degree - MD, PhD, PharmD.
2. Demonstrable experience in an MSL function with cardiometabolic or rare disease experience preferred or experience in endocrinology or lipidology.
3. Knowledge of clinical research design and GCP in the cardiology area.
4. Demonstrate a strong understanding of clinical research trial design and study analysis including cost effectiveness and other high-level HEOR evidence approaches.
5. Demonstrate ability to develop trust and maintain integrity with KOLs/External Clinical and Scientific Experts, investigators, HCPs, and institutions, as well as with peers, and others.
6. Ability to convey complex scientific concepts and information appropriately tailored to the audience e.g. affiliate staff and regional/global Medical Affairs leadership.
7. A good understanding of the Health Authorities in each country across the region would be advantageous.