Medical Science Liaison (MSL) - Oncology - Australia

IQVIA; Sydney; Vor Ort; AUD 140.000 - 190.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

IQVIA is recruiting an experienced Oncology Medical Science Liaison (MSL) based in Australia to cover multiple countries across the Asia-Pacific region. You will build trusted scientific relationships with oncologists, KOLs, HCPs and investigators, providing high-quality scientific exchange and actionable insights throughout clinical development.

You will engage with investigators, support oncology programmes and trials, and stay updated on the evolving treatment landscape in oncology and

Qualifikationen

• Advanced scientific, medical, pharmacy or healthcare qualification (PhD/MD/PharmD/MSc) required.
• Previous MSL experience in oncology/haematology essential.
• Strong scientific knowledge of oncology and clinical trials.
• Excellent ability to evaluate and communicate complex data.
• Proven track record building peer-to-peer scientific relationships.

Aufgaben

• Develop and maintain credible peer-to-peer scientific relationships with oncologists, KOLs, HCPs and investigators.
• Conduct balanced, non-promotional scientific exchanges on oncology and investigational therapies.
• Provide field-based Medical Affairs support for oncology programmes and trials.
• Engage with investigators to support scientific understanding of data and landscape.
• Maintain expert knowledge of oncology research and evolving treatment landscape.
• Identify scientific needs and communicate insights to internal stakeholders.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams in an international matrix.
• Support scientific meetings and congresses in line with ethics and compliance standards.

Kenntnisse

Scientific communication

Stakeholder management

Presentation skills

Independent work

Travel readiness

Ausbildung

Advanced scientific qualification (PhD/MD/PharmD/MSc)

Jobbeschreibung

IQVIA is recruiting an experienced Oncology Medical Science Liaison (MSL) as part of the Medical Affairs services we are providing to support a client with an innovative oncology clinical development pipeline.

Based in Australia, you will cover multiple countries across the Asia-Pacific region, building trusted scientific relationships with oncologists, Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), Healthcare Professionals (HCPs), clinical investigators and other scientific stakeholders. You will provide high-quality scientific exchange, generate actionable medical insights and support scientific engagement throughout clinical development.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain credible peer-to-peer scientific relationships with oncologists, KOLs, HCPs, clinical investigators and other stakeholders across the assigned multi-country territory.
• Conduct balanced, non-promotional scientific exchange on oncology, disease biology, the evolving treatment landscape, emerging clinical evidence and investigational therapies.
• Provide field-based Medical Affairs support for oncology clinical development programmes and associated clinical trials.
• Engage with clinical investigators and research sites to support scientific understanding of investigational therapies, clinical data and the wider oncology treatment landscape.
• Maintain expert knowledge of oncology and haematology-oncology research, critically evaluating and communicating emerging scientific and clinical data.
• Identify scientific and educational needs, gather actionable medical insights and communicate relevant themes to internal stakeholders.
• Collaborate with Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Clinical Operations and other cross-functional colleagues within an international matrix environment.
• Support scientific meetings and medical congresses while ensuring all activities meet applicable ethical, scientific and compliance standards.
• An advanced scientific, medical, pharmacy or healthcare qualification, such as a PhD, PharmD, MD, MSc or another relevant qualification.
• Previous professional experience as a Medical Science Liaison within oncology and/or haematology-oncology is essential.
• Strong scientific knowledge of oncology, including the evolving treatment landscape, clinical research and emerging scientific data.
• Strong understanding of clinical trials, clinical development and the drug development process.
• Demonstrated ability to critically evaluate, interpret and communicate complex scientific and clinical data.
• Proven experience developing credible peer-to-peer scientific relationships with oncologists, KOLs, HCPs and clinical investigators.
• Experience generating and communicating actionable medical insights from external scientific interactions.
• Excellent scientific communication, presentation and stakeholder management skills.
• Ability to work autonomously in a field-based role, manage a geographically dispersed territory and collaborate within regional and international teams.
• Willingness and ability to undertake regular domestic and international travel.
• Fluency in English, with the ability to communicate complex scientific information effectively.
• Experience supporting investigational oncology medicines or clinical development programmes.
• Experience engaging clinical investigators and research sites involved in oncology clinical trials.
• Previous experience working across multiple countries or within a regional or international Medical Affairs team.