
Associate Director, Thought Leader Liaison, Neurology Rare Disease
Posted Sep 22

Posted Sep 22
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Colorado, +2 more states.
β’ Formulate and implement a regional strategy that aligns with national objectives and launch priorities.
β’ Identify key institutions, thought leaders, and referral connections throughout the diagnosis, testing, counseling, referral, and treatment process.
β’ Leverage regional and account-level insights to prioritize engagements, uncover cross-account obstacles, and assist Account Managers in their planning and execution.
β’ Collaborate with MSLs on mutual thought leaders, scientific requirements, and joint engagements.
β’ Build and sustain compliant relationships with national and regional experts, center leaders, and influential community and neuromuscular practices.
β’ Create and implement approved national and regional peer-to-peer education initiatives.
β’ Identify qualified advisors and, upon approval, promotional faculty.
β’ Gather and synthesize aggregate, non-patient-specific insights from the field.
β’ Analyze insights across accounts and integrate findings into regional business strategies.
β’ Stay informed about publicly accessible information on disease, treatment, evidence, and the competitive landscape.
β’ Lead approved engagements with local and regional advocacy organizations.
β’ Spot opportunities using advocacy resources, programs, and professional networks to meet regional educational, referral, and support needs.
β’ Provide regional feedback on potential partnerships and sponsorships.
β’ Direct the commercial thought-leader engagement strategy for key national and regional congresses and professional society meetings.
β’ Collaborate with Marketing on launch strategies, disease education needs, peer-to-peer programs, congress arrangements, and faculty strategies.
β’ Work alongside Medical Affairs, Market Access, Patient Services, Account Managers, and other functional partners.
β’ Report safety information and product complaints through established company procedures.
β’ A Bachelor's degree is required.
β’ A minimum of eight years of relevant biopharmaceutical experience, encompassing field marketing, TLL, market development, product marketing, thought-leader engagement, or another strategic field role.
β’ Recent experience in rare or ultra-rare diseases, neurology, neuromuscular diseases, genetics, or diagnostics is highly preferred.
β’ Proven pre-launch and launch experience, including the capacity to navigate distinct pre- and post-approval engagement boundaries.
β’ Ability to work independently and compliantly in a field position without a defined franchise infrastructure.
β’ Strong clinical and scientific fluency to engage credibly in disease-state discussions with senior specialist audiences.
β’ Demonstrated leadership, strategic thinking, sound judgment, and the ability to translate ambiguity into actionable field plans.
β’ Exceptional skills in relationship building and executive presence with senior clinicians, professional organizations, and cross-functional teams.
β’ Disciplined judgment regarding the boundaries of commercial and medical roles and pre- and post-approval engagement regulations.
β’ Strong analytical skills to map influence networks, diagnostic and referral workflows, and regional opportunities; capacity to produce concise, actionable insights.
β’ Excellent written, verbal, facilitation, and presentation skills.
β’ Experience with advisory boards and the execution and quality oversight of disease-state programs before approval and branded speaker programs post-approval.
β’ Proficient with CRM, insight management, virtual engagement, and standard business platforms.
β’ Commitment to maintaining documentation quality, privacy, and adherence to company policies.
β’ Willingness and ability to travel over 50% of the time, including significant overnight and occasional weekend travel.
β’ Capability to attend priority national and regional congresses, advisory boards, and evening programs as business needs arise.
β’ Valid driver's license and the ability to meet company fleet, driving, and travel criteria.
β’ Must reside within the Central/West territory with practical access to a major hub airport; preference for residence in Chicago, Dallas, or Denver.
β’ Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, and prescription drug coverage.
β’ Company-sponsored basic life insurance.
β’ Accidental death and dismemberment insurance.
β’ Short-term and long-term disability insurance.
β’ Tuition reimbursement.
β’ Student loan assistance.
β’ Generous 401(k) matching.
β’ Flexible time off.
β’ Paid holidays.
β’ Paid leave programs.
β’ Additional company-provided benefits.
β’ Incentive opportunities.
Owens & Minor
EVERSANA
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