Senior Medical Science Liaison - Diabetes Care

Thornton Tomasetti; Rungis; Sur place; EUR 70 000 - 100 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Abbott Diabetes Care is seeking a Senior Medical Science Liaison to join our France field team in Rungis. You will build scientific partnerships with HCPs, KOLs, and academic centers to advance diabetes management and real-world evidence generation.

The role requires strong communication, scientific independence, and cross-functional collaboration across Medical Affairs and regional teams. You'll contribute to medical education, engage in IIS and publications, and help translate clinical

Qualifications

• Minimum Education REQUIRED : Scientific degree
• Preferred : PhD, MD, PharmD
• Advanced skills in evidence-based medicine, clinical study design or health economics or medical statistics

Responsabilités

• Develop trusted scientific partnerships with key opinion leaders (KOLs), healthcare professionals, scientific societies, academic institutions and other stakeholders within the diabetes care ecosystem.
• Generate, analyze, and communicate actionable medical insights from the field to inform local and global medical strategies.
• Support investigator-initiated studies (IIS), collaborative research initiatives, real-world evidence projects, and publication activities.
• Deliver balanced, accurate, and compliant scientific information to healthcare professionals and other stakeholders.
• Build strong collaborations with Regional Sales Directors and field-based colleagues to support regional plans and enhance diabetes care understanding.

Connaissances

KOL partnerships

Scientific exchange

Medical affairs

Communication skills

English fluency

Formation

Scientific degree

PhD

MD

PharmD

Outils

MS Office

Description du poste

Abbott Diabetes Care is seeking a Senior Medical Science Liaison to join our France field team in Rungis. You will build scientific partnerships with HCPs, KOLs, and academic centers to advance diabetes management and real-world evidence generation.

The role requires strong communication, scientific independence, and cross-functional collaboration across Medical Affairs and regional teams. You'll contribute to medical education, engage in IIS and publications, and help translate clinical