What are the responsibilities and job description for the Senior Medical Science Liaison - Hemophilia position at Ridgemont Resources?
Our client, a global leader in providing therapeutics that treat serious and life-threatening rare genetic diseases, is seeking to hire a Regional Medical Science Liaison.
The individual in this role will cultivate relationships with current and future thought leaders in academic and clinical medicine at the local, regional and national level through in-depth, fair-balanced scientific discussions and interactions. The MSL will support clinical trials through company-sponsored research, the initiation and development of Investigator Research proposals (IRs) and support of registries, safety studies and other clinical programs. These thought leader interactions will complement or supplement the overall Hemophilia product development plan. The MSL must possess in depth knowledge of approved products, agents in the pipeline, and all associated disease state areas. The MSL must possess the capacity to coordinate and manage solo initiatives or partnerships with external partners independently or with a minimum amount of oversight. This position will report into the Global Medical Affairs department and work closely with the Commercial and the Clinical Teams.
Territory will be focused in Northeast OR Southeast US.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Develop and execute Hemophilia scientific plans within their region to meet company-defined goals within corporate and regulatory guidelines for products both marketed and in development
- Visit potential research sites to determine the site's ability to conduct and accrue within clinical research studies and registries (i.e. patient volume, research experience, methodologies, competing studies)
- Implementation and coordination of external research (Investigator Research) intended to support the clinical and scientific strategy for the Hemophilia team
- Identify and build mutually beneficial long-term relationships with key Hemophilia Treatment Centers, Investigators and key institutions to address current and future business needs
- Support the clinical department by forwarding potential investigators for other products in development
- Maintain clinical and technical expertise in Hemophilia therapeutic area; review scientific journals, attend scientific and key technical meetings and partner with medical, research and commercial teams
- Conducts and analyzes literature searches to provide clinical insights for North American Medical Affairs
- Demonstrate thorough understanding of both Hemophilia clinical strategies and priorities
- Deliver high quality, scientific and fair-balanced discussions and presentations on products to physicians and other key external customers
- Provide medical support of products during scientific symposia
- Identify and recommend speakers for Speaker's Bureau and Advisory Boards
- Assist in the site level management of the publication plan timelines
- Provide clinical education support for internal customers
- Proactively provides feedback on emerging clinical / competitive trends
- Assure compliance with BioMarin operational guidelines
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Desired Skills :
EDUCATION :
Advanced degree preferred (e.g. PharmD, PhD, etc.). Will consider Master's degree, with extensive experience.
A competitive salary plus bonus and excellent benefits plan will be offered to the successful candidate. Looking to hire ASAP. If interested and qualified, please send resume to jana@ridgemontresources.com for more information and immediate consideration!
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