
Medical Science Liaison, Senior β Oncology
Posted Oct 16

Posted Oct 16
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Michigan.
β’ Serve as the main field medical and scientific representative within the designated region.
β’ Keep up-to-date with clinical and scientific knowledge in GU Oncology, particularly focusing on non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC).
β’ Engage in precise, balanced, non-promotional, and compliant scientific discussions with external experts and healthcare professionals.
β’ Create and implement territory and expert engagement strategies.
β’ Identify, establish, and nurture long-term scientific relationships.
β’ Comprehend clinical protocols, clinical trial results, research methodologies, and the evolving body of evidence.
β’ Conduct scientific profiling prior to launch or throughout the product lifecycle.
β’ Analyze priority accounts and institutions to grasp patient care pathways, treatment protocols, referral patterns, access considerations, and emerging research.
β’ Respond to and document unsolicited inquiries for medical or scientific information.
β’ Assist with advisory boards, scientific meetings, congresses, medical booth activities, and other Medical Affairs initiatives.
β’ Deliver timely, objective field insights and scientific feedback to internal teams.
β’ Collaborate compliantly with cross-functional partners while ensuring Medical and Commercial independence and firewalls.
β’ Support company-sponsored research sites and investigators and act as a resource for investigator-initiated research proposals.
β’ Provide medical assistance, clinical input, and scientific training to internal teams.
β’ Manage the designated territory, maintain necessary documentation, and contribute to team and organizational goals.
β’ Follow corporate policies, standard operating procedures, and relevant legal, regulatory, privacy, and compliance requirements.
β’ Maintain specialized knowledge in GU Oncology and gene therapy.
β’ Represent the organization as a field-based scientific authority.
β’ A terminal degree or advanced clinical degree is required (PharmD, MD, DO, PhD, MSN, NP, or PA-C).
β’ Proven scientific, clinical, and business knowledge.
β’ Strong skills in presentation, communication, and relationship-building.
β’ Ability to interpret, synthesize, and convey complex scientific and clinical data to diverse healthcare audiences.
β’ Experience in a field-based role is essential.
β’ Effective collaboration skills in a matrixed, cross-functional environment.
β’ Familiarity with relevant institutions, research networks, professional organizations, and healthcare systems in the assigned region.
β’ Excellent written and verbal communication skills, sound judgment, and dedication to compliant scientific communication.
β’ Prior experience in product launch, indication expansion, or lifecycle management is preferred when relevant.
β’ MSL: an average of 2 years in pharma or over 5 years of substantial clinical/academic experience with strong engagement with external stakeholders.
β’ Senior MSL: five or more years of MSL experience with at least three years in oncology.
β’ Experience in GU Oncology is desirable.
β’ Familiarity with viral vectors and cell and gene therapies is preferred.
β’ Willingness to travel 50%, including overnight trips, as required by business needs.
β’ Ability to comply with corporate policies, standard operating procedures, and applicable legal, regulatory, privacy, and compliance requirements.
β’ Competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits.
β’ Reasonable accommodations during the interview and hiring process for qualified applicants with disabilities.
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