Senior MSL, Immunology: Regional Medical Strategy

Takeda; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Takeda is seeking a Medical Affairs professional to lead KOL engagement, design regional medical plans, and train speakers across assigned therapy areas. The role focuses on building robust relationships with regional experts and translating KOL feedback into medical strategy.

You will manage regional AB boards, budget considerations, and coordinate with internal teams to support MA studies and educational activities while traveling for field-based interactions.

Qualifications

• Master degree in Medical or Life science is required; doctoral education is preferred.
• Fluent in written business English, workable in spoken English.
• Strong communication and influencing skills at regional level.
• High level of medical project management and ability to deliver complex tasks on schedule.

Responsibilities

• KOLs engagement: identify and update regional KOLs list and engagement plans.
• Profile regional KOLs and design engagement plans.
• Maintain long-term KOL relationships through field visits and medical initiatives.
• Obtain feedback from KOLs through 1 on 1 interactions, advisory boards or meetings.
• Summarize KOL feedback to inform medical strategy and brand plan.
• Train and develop speakers on Takeda products.
• Identify investigators for Medical affairs studies.

Skills

KOL engagement

Medical strategy

Communication

Project management

English proficiency

Education

Master's degree in Medical or Life Science

Doctoral degree preferred

Job description

Takeda is seeking a Medical Affairs professional to lead KOL engagement, design regional medical plans, and train speakers across assigned therapy areas. The role focuses on building robust relationships with regional experts and translating KOL feedback into medical strategy.

You will manage regional AB boards, budget considerations, and coordinate with internal teams to support MA studies and educational activities while traveling for field-based interactions.