Medical Science Liaison, Coagulation, Upper Mid-Atlantic

Main Responsibilities And Accountabilities

• Acquire and maintain an advanced level of clinical-scientific knowledge in the assigned therapeutic area(s) and/or disease state(s) related to CSL Behring’s products.
• Maintain a basic level of clinical-scientific knowledge about the broader portfolio of CSL Behring’s products and the diseases they treat.
• Accurately and compliantly interpret and disseminate balanced and factual scientific, clinical, and health economic data.
• Gather and evaluate new information as it applies to CSL Behring’s products and areas of therapeutic interest.
• Identify and engage appropriate regional Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) in objective-based interactions with which to develop professional relationships and exchange clinical-scientific information relevant to CSL Behring’s products and areas of therapeutic interest.
• Provide areas of interest and general high-level information regarding CSL Behring’s Investigator Study (IIS) program process in response to unsolicited requests.
• Monitor and communicate progress for those IISs approved and supported.
• Gather, translate, and communicate actionable, strategy-aligned insights from scientific, educational, and conference setting interactions.
• Deliver approved educational programs to relevant healthcare audiences (e.g. HCPs, Managed Care Organizations, Specialty Pharmacies, etc.).
• Attend scientific and medical meetings.
• Deliver approved educational programs and training to relevant internal functions.

Position Qualifications And Experience Requirements

• Education: Doctoral level or advanced degree in a Medical and/or scientific field is preferred, however, a degree in a Medical and/or scientific field with strong relevant experience is required.
• Experience: Three years in the pharmaceutical industry or healthcare experience is required with a minimum of 2 years as a MSL. Limited exception for strong clinical and research experience in the assigned TA.
• Demonstrated ability to organize, prioritize, and work effectively in a dynamic, field-based environment.
• Demonstrated excellent oral and written communication skills; be able to communicate and teach others complex scientific information and credibly manage informal and formal scientific conversations and presentations.
• This field-based role can require up to 75% travel including weekend work and requires demonstration of effective virtual communication skills.