Medical Science Liaison, Nordics

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

📋 Description

• Serve as a field-based scientific authority and a trusted, non-promotional collaborator for healthcare professionals, scientific experts, and healthcare stakeholders across the Nordic nations, with occasional coverage of the Baltic countries.

• Facilitate high-quality peer-to-peer scientific discussions.

• Build significant scientific relationships and generate actionable medical insights.

• Support Medical Affairs objectives throughout the product lifecycle, from pipeline and pre-launch phases to launch and lifecycle management.

• Establish and sustain trusted relationships while delivering balanced, evidence-based, non-promotional scientific exchanges.

• Address unsolicited medical and scientific inquiries.

• Identify, map, and prioritize scientific experts and external stakeholders.

• Develop customized engagement objectives in alignment with Medical Affairs priorities.

• Capture, analyze, and communicate actionable medical and scientific insights.

• Identify treatment practices, evidence gaps, unmet needs, and emerging trends.

• Translate Medical Affairs objectives into effective field medical activities.

• Recognize evidence gaps and research opportunities.

• Assist in identifying potential investigators and research sites.

• Contribute to sponsored studies, observational research, Real-World Evidence initiatives, investigator-initiated research, and scientific publications.

• Stay informed about scientific literature, treatment guidelines, and clinical advancements.

• Participate in scientific congresses and deliver scientific presentations and educational initiatives.

• Support Medical Affairs materials, internal scientific training, and knowledge sharing efforts.

• Collaborate with Medical Affairs and cross-functional teams.

• Identify unmet medical needs and barriers to patient care.

• Ensure adherence to applicable laws, regulations, industry codes, and company policies.

• Identify and report adverse events and product quality complaints.

• Complete necessary documentation and training.

• Manage territory activities, resources, and approved digital tools responsibly.

⛳️ Requirements

• An advanced university degree in Life Sciences, Medicine, Pharmacy, or another relevant scientific discipline.

• An MD, PharmD, PhD, or equivalent advanced scientific or clinical qualification is advantageous.

• Relevant postgraduate scientific or clinical training is desirable.

• Significant experience in Medical Affairs, clinical practice, scientific research, the pharmaceutical or biotechnology sector, or another strongly scientific healthcare setting.

• Proven ability to interpret, critically assess, and communicate complex scientific and clinical information.

• Experience in engaging with healthcare professionals, scientific experts, or other pertinent healthcare stakeholders.

• Professional fluency in Norwegian and/or Danish is essential.

• Strong working proficiency in English is required.

• In-depth scientific and therapeutic-area knowledge.

• Excellent scientific communication, storytelling, and presentation abilities.

• Strong stakeholder engagement and relationship-building capabilities.

• Analytical and strategic thinking skills.

• Strong planning, prioritization, and organizational skills, including territory management and project management.

• Excellent collaboration and influencing abilities.

• Capacity to work independently, take accountability, and exercise sound professional judgment.

• High level of integrity and scientific independence.

• Digital fluency, adaptability, and a commitment to continuous learning.

🏝️ Benefits

• Flexible working arrangements.

• A highly inclusive work environment.

• Accommodation during the recruitment process if needed.

• Equal opportunity employer.

• Career opportunities contributing to global eye-health innovation.