Remote Medical Science Liaison — Hematologic Oncology

Sanofi; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 146,000 - 211,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote within territory

AI-powered tools and data analytics

Generous parental leave

Competitive benefits package

Job summary

Sanofi is seeking a Medical Science Liaison for Hematologic Oncology, mainly remote within the New England territory. The role partners with healthcare professionals to share scientific data and engage in disease state education while supporting our oncology pipeline.

Candidates should hold an advanced degree and have at least 2 years in pharma or relevant clinical hematology/oncology work. Responsibilities include building engagement plans, delivering presentations, developing internal

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in a technical, scientific, or medical field.
• Must reside in territory.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in pharma, field medical role, or relevant clinical practice in hematology or oncology.

Responsibilities

• Build engagement plans with field partners to drive internal collaboration and field insights.
• Be the trusted scientific partner to external experts and organizations for up-to-date medical value.
• Conduct quality scientific presentations to educate healthcare providers on disease state and treatment landscape.
• Understand countries' medical priorities and align medical plans with business priorities.
• Engage with clinical investigators to support Sanofi's pipeline within compliance standards.
• Respond to unsolicited requests for medical information.

Skills

Clinical Research

Scientific Leadership

Medical Teaching

Healthcare Policies

Healthcare Strategy

Biopharma Knowledge

Knowledge Sharing

Technology Adaptation

Business Development

Stakeholder Management

Communication Skills

Scientific Communication

Strategic Thinking

Results Orientation

People Leadership

Influencing Others

Education

MD, PhD, PharmD, MS

Job description

Sanofi is seeking a Medical Science Liaison for Hematologic Oncology, mainly remote within the New England territory. The role partners with healthcare professionals to share scientific data and engage in disease state education while supporting our oncology pipeline.

Candidates should hold an advanced degree and have at least 2 years in pharma or relevant clinical hematology/oncology work. Responsibilities include building engagement plans, delivering presentations, developing internal