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Merz Aesthetics seeks an experienced Medical Affairs Clinician to deliver advanced injectables and device training across Florida and Virginia, with significant travel on the East Coast. The MAC will train healthcare practitioners, support congress activities, and collaborate with MSLs to provide up-to-date, evidence-based education.
The role requires an RN or higher degree, an active license, and 3–5 years of aesthetics experience including injectables, with ABMS/CE competencies and strong
Founded in 1908, Merz is a successful, family-owned specialty healthcare company with a rich history. As a leading global aesthetics business, our award-winning portfolio of injectables, devices, and skincare products empowers healthcare professionals to enhance confidence through aesthetic medicine. Our purpose is to fuel confidence by helping people look better, feel better, and live better. We believe you do not have to choose between living life and making a living. Live your best life with Merz Aesthetics.
Act as aesthetic product expert for advanced hands-on training on Merz NA injection and device aesthetic portfolio. Provide on- and off- label advanced injection training upon request of internal customers including sales training and regional sales directors. The activities of the Medical Affairs Clinician (MAC) team will be to develop and implement strategies that: 1. Optimally provide thought leader/academic institutions and other key health care provider/organizations timely and up to date scientific training on Merz North America aesthetic products; 2. Increase health care provider awareness and knowledge as it relates to the clinical application of aesthetic product-related treatments and uses; 3. Work collaboratively with Medical Affairs MSL colleagues to provide support with congress management, coverage, and competitive intelligence.
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