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Medical Science Liaison - Central Region
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What they do
A Medical Science Liaison establishes and maintains relationships with leading physicians at academic institutions and clinics. Typically specializes in one medical field in which he/she provide clinical and scientific support related to their company's products and solutions.
$163,881 / year median in Minnesota
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Chicago, IL Minneapolis, MN Milwuakee, WI Rochester, Minnesota, United States Indianapolis, IN, United States of America Dallas, TX Full time
R1565811
- MSL•We are excited to announce that currently we are looking for •Medical Science Liaison•with experience in viral liver disease, hepatology, Infectious Disease/HIV to initiate scientific dialogue within the therapeutic area centers through scientific discussions with clinical physicians, staff and other stakeholders, on behalf of our client.
- Role focus:
- Pre-launch medical readiness through HDV territory uncovering, ecosystem mapping, scientific relationship building, and actionable insight generation. ECLIPSE support remains an important but secondary responsibility based on the current territory situation.
- Position summary:
- The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) is a field-based scientific role responsible for advancing pre-launch medical readiness for hepatitis delta virus (HDV) across the US Central territory.
Territory and Travel:
- US Central, specifically: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, and Wisconsin.
Key Responsibilities:
- 1. Pre-launch readiness and HDV ecosystem development
- + Identify, map, and engage key stakeholders involved in HDV diagnosis, referral, and treatment within the assigned territory.
- 2. Scientific engagement and relationship management
- + Conduct compliant, high-quality scientific exchange with healthcare professionals and other relevant stakeholders.
- 3. Insight generation and medical intelligence
- + Gather, analyse, and communicate relevant medical and scientific insights from the field.
- 4. Clinical trial support (secondary objective)
- + Support clinical trial activities within the territory through compliant engagement with investigators and site personnel. + Collaborate with Clinical Operations and other stakeholders to support study execution and participant retention, as appropriate. + Maintain scientific relationships with active sites.
- 5. Cross-functional collaboration and scientific leadership
- + Participate in congresses, scientific meetings, advisory boards, and other medical activities, as appropriate.
Note:
- This is not an exhaustive list of responsibilities. Priorities and responsibilities may evolve in line with the medical strategy, clinical programme, and stage of product development.
Requirements:
- + An advanced clinical, medical, or scientific degree, such as a PharmD, MD, PhD, or relevant master's degree, is required.
Preferred Qualifications:
- + Therapeutic area experience in viral hepatitis, hepatology, infectious diseases, gastroenterology, or a closely related field is strongly preferred.
- Preferred candidate profile:
- + A self-directed, field-oriented medical professional who is comfortable building a territory and creating new scientific relationships.