Senior Medical Science Liaison - Field-Based KOL Expert

Takeda; Utah; À distance; USD 151 000 - 237 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Takeda is seeking a Senior Medical Science Liaison to operate in a field-based role within the US Medical unit. The role focuses on analyzing data, translating insights from KOLs and HCPs, and linking customers to Takeda in a compliant medical strategy to improve patient outcomes.

You will build expert networks, support Takeda-sponsored research, and contribute to medical strategy across the Rocky Mountain territory, traveling up to 70% as required. Residency in the territory is expected.

Qualifications

• Dissemination of complex scientific data to healthcare audiences
• Advanced knowledge of therapeutic areas and products
• Ability to work effectively in virtual and cross-functional teams

Responsabilités

• Externally-focused KOL/HCP activities constitute ~80% of responsibilities
• Build and maintain relationships per territory plans
• Analyze complex scientific data and disseminate FAIR, non-misleading information
• Support sponsored research and facilitate collaborative studies
• Capture insights and inform medical strategy
• Identify partnerships between KOLs/HCPs and Takeda US Medical
• Attend medical conferences and communicate insights to internal teams
• Respond to unsolicited HCP medical information inquiries
• Complete CRM entries and administrative tasks timely

Connaissances

KOL/HCP engagement

Scientific communication

Relationship building

Cross-functional collaboration

CRM documentation

Formation

Master’s degree in health sciences

Doctoral degree in life/health sciences (PharmD/MD/PhD)

Outils

CRM systems

Description du poste

Takeda is seeking a Senior Medical Science Liaison to operate in a field-based role within the US Medical unit. The role focuses on analyzing data, translating insights from KOLs and HCPs, and linking customers to Takeda in a compliant medical strategy to improve patient outcomes.

You will build expert networks, support Takeda-sponsored research, and contribute to medical strategy across the Rocky Mountain territory, traveling up to 70% as required. Residency in the territory is expected.