
Senior Medical Science Liaison – Oncology
Posted Oct 16

Posted Oct 16
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Texas.
• Act as a highly skilled, field-based scientific authority in GU Oncology, focusing on non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC).
• Engage with healthcare professionals and scientific stakeholders in compliant, peer-to-peer scientific discussions.
• Serve as the main field medical and scientific liaison within the designated geographic area.
• Keep up-to-date clinical and scientific knowledge in the relevant therapeutic area, disease state, care standards, treatment landscape, and pertinent evidence.
• Create and implement territory and external expert engagement strategies.
• Identify, establish, and nurture long-term scientific relationships.
• Comprehend clinical protocols, clinical trial results, research methodologies, and the evolving evidence landscape.
• Conduct scientific profiling prior to launch or throughout the product lifecycle.
• Analyze priority accounts and institutions, including patient care pathways, treatment protocols, referral trends, access considerations, and emerging research.
• Handle and document unsolicited medical or scientific information inquiries.
• Assist with advisory boards, scientific conferences, congresses, medical booth activities, and other Medical Affairs initiatives.
• Provide timely, objective field insights and scientific feedback to internal stakeholders.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams while preserving Medical and Commercial independence and boundaries.
• Support company-sponsored research sites and investigators, and act as a resource for investigator-initiated research proposals.
• Offer medical support, clinical insights, and scientific training to internal teams.
• Manage the assigned territory, ensure proper documentation, and contribute to team and organizational goals.
• Represent the organization as a field-based scientific specialist.
• Terminal degree or advanced clinical qualification required: PharmD, MD, DO, PhD, MSN, NP, or PA-C.
• Proven scientific, clinical, and business acumen.
• Excellent presentation, communication, and relationship-building abilities.
• Capability to interpret, synthesize, and present intricate scientific and clinical data.
• Experience in a field-based role.
• Experience collaborating in a matrixed, cross-functional environment.
• Familiarity with relevant institutions, research networks, professional societies, and healthcare systems within the assigned geography.
• Outstanding written and verbal communication skills.
• Good judgment and dedication to compliant scientific discussions.
• Prior experience in product launch, indication expansion, or lifecycle management preferred when relevant.
• MSL: average of 2 years in the pharmaceutical industry or over 5 years of strong clinical/academic experience with significant external stakeholder engagement experience.
• Senior MSL: five or more years of MSL experience with at least three years in oncology.
• Experience in GU Oncology is preferred.
• Familiarity with viral vectors and cell and gene therapies is a plus.
• Willingness to travel 50%, including overnight travel, as required by business needs.
• Compliance with corporate policies, standard operating procedures, and relevant legal, regulatory, privacy, and compliance standards.
• Competitive salaries and benefits.
• Remote work options available.
• Reasonable accommodations provided during the hiring process.
• Commitment to equal opportunity employment.
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