Medical Science Liaison, Rare Emergency Medicine / Northeast

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          About the role

          Critical Needs. Immediate Action. SERB is a fast-growing global specialty pharma company designed to address rare and urgent conditions by delivering life-saving medicines when time and complexity leave no room for failure. With global operations spanning more than 100 countries, we serve patients and clinicians by ensuring our 70+ life-saving medicines reach those who need them — with urgency and reliability. Beyond hospitals, SERB supports first responders, public health agencies, and defiance organisations through its broad portfolio of antidotes and deep expertise in emergency preparedness and stockpiles. Having the right culture is as important to us as having the right portfolio. We are guided by our three core values: Patients First, Always Patients are not a concept — they are why we act, especially when time matters most. Impact Focused We are agile, entrepreneurial, and disciplined - working smart and learning continuously to deliver results that matter, with the consistency, quality, and trust that critical care demands. Team Powered We go the extra mile - together - because our shared commitment drives extraordinary outcomes. Our growth is driven by selective acquisitions and geographic expansion, powered by teams who go the extra mile to keep critical medicines available worldwide. The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) is a member of a field-based team of clinician scientists who function as an extension of the Medical Affairs organization. MSLs are responsible for developing and enhancing professional relationships with medical thought leaders involved in various phases of product development. MSLs provide medical information through scientific exchange, and clinical/scientific support for SERB Pharmaceuticals and the Medical Affairs department. This position will report to the MSL Team Lead-Rare Emergency Medicine and will participate in pre-launch and launch initiatives as well as provide medical support for approved products. This is a field-based position covering Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina and requires a professional with established personal and scientific credibility to interact with thought leaders and academic centers of excellence. Residency near or access to a major airport is required.

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          Responsibilities

          • KOL Development and Field Engagement: Identify and develop peer-to-peer relationships with key opinion leaders (KOLs) and healthcare providers within the therapeutic area; provide clinical presentations and information in response to unsolicited questions (as appropriate) in academic, community, and healthcare provider settings in both group and one-on-one situations; participate in medical education for healthcare professionals (HCPs) through on-site presentations at healthcare institutions, investigator meetings, national conferences, advisory boards, or regional meetings; provide scientific support for additional activities such as medical congress staffing, advisory boards, and sales training initiatives.
          • Scientific Expertise: Communicate emerging data and clinical experience with our products through scientific exchange and peer-to-peer interactions discussing benefits and risks in an objective manner; acquire a broad understanding of local and national protocols and standards of clinical practice and trends in disease management; engage in regular professional self-development as it pertains to one’s area of expertise; maintain up to date and high-level knowledge of all pertinent therapeutic areas including emerging areas of research, therapeutic issues and trends, and competitive landscape.
          • Medical Affairs Planning: Develop and execute territory plans in alignment with Medical Affairs strategy with an overarching objective of improving patient outcomes through enhanced customer (HCP) engagement, scientific and clinical discussions, and clinical education of HCPs; provide support for data generation activities (company-sponsored studies, collaboration studies, ISS); contribute to the development of the US Medical Plan and provides input into local strategies and tactics; where needed, manage relevant budget to enable execution of Medical Plan tactics as part of the wider Medical Affairs team strategy; interact with HCPs as a scientific resource to support activities aligned with the Medical Plan including advisory boards, speaker development and clinical trials.
          • Standards: Adhere to and report on any assigned performance metrics/KPIs in a timely manner; identify and communicate key clinical and research issues and insights from KOLs to appropriate departments; ensure compliance with SERB SOPs, Compliance, Legal, Finance and Regulatory