Medical Science Liaison – Haemophilia

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Switzerland.

📋 Description

• Establish and nurture collaborative, peer-to-peer scientific relationships with key opinion leaders, scientific experts, healthcare professionals, and other medical stakeholders in the field of haemophilia.

• Provide balanced medical and scientific communication aligned with approved communication strategies and applicable regulations.

• Design and implement stakeholder engagement plans.

• Initiate planned medical initiatives such as scientific presentations, clinical data discussions, medical value proposition concepts, and educational programs.

• Create and present medical education programs, scientific presentations, and publications in collaboration with Medical Affairs colleagues.

• Plan, organize, and carry out scientific advisory boards.

• Assist the Swiss country team in formulating local medical strategies and contribute to regional and global initiatives.

• Collaborate with the local patient access team on access-related activities.

• Offer medical and scientific expertise to local and regional projects, providing feedback to the Head Office.

• Support medical programs, investigator-sponsored studies, and local studies led by the Head Office.

• Coordinate medical information inquiries with colleagues at the Head Office in Stockholm.

• Attend relevant local, regional, and global congresses and symposia, representing Sobi and engaging with stakeholders.

• Cultivate relationships with scientific societies, relevant health authorities, hospitals, and non-governmental organizations.

• Provide medical insights to organizational management, including considerations related to legal and compliance issues.

• Adapt and localize global medical slide decks to meet local needs.

• Maintain timely, complete, and compliant CRM documentation and reporting in accordance with Sobi requirements.

• Stay updated on therapeutic-area knowledge, including developments in haemophilia, treatment guidelines, products, and the broader scientific landscape.

⛳️ Requirements

• A university degree in medicine, science, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, or a related field that meets Swiss standards for healthcare professional (HCP) interactions.

• A minimum of two years of experience in the pharmaceutical sector.

• Proficiency in German and English; knowledge of French is an advantage.

• Strong comprehension of the Swiss healthcare system and its decision-making processes, including relevant regulatory, safety, legal, and compliance requirements.

• Confidence in communicating scientific information and fostering relationships with KOLs and other stakeholders.

• Competence in utilizing modern IT and office software.

• Willingness to travel for fieldwork on a daily basis, including overnight business trips—typically one to three nights per month.

• Experience in haemophilia, haematology, rare diseases, or orphan drugs is beneficial.

• Background in Medical Affairs, medical or clinical science, clinical development, market access, health economics, an international life sciences organization, or new-product planning and launch activities would be advantageous.

• Scientific credibility, sound judgment, and a collaborative mindset.

• Capability to clearly communicate complex information and work independently while contributing to shared objectives.

• A structured, proactive, and results-oriented approach.

• Ability to work with minimal supervision.

• An international perspective and a constructive attitude towards company standards and procedures.

🏝️ Benefits

• Full-time employment at Sobi.

• Work in an international pharmaceutical company environment.

• Opportunity to work remotely.

• Exposure to regional and global medical programs, studies, congresses, and symposia.