Senior Thought Leader Liaison, Neurology (Remote)

Otsuka America Pharmaceutical Inc.; Augusta (ME); À distance; USD 169 000 - 253 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Otsuka America Pharmaceutical Inc. seeks an Associate Director, Thought Leader Liaison (TLL) for Neurology Rare Disease. This senior, field-based role reports to the Senior Director and blends scientific fluency with strategic thought-leader engagement and regional business planning.

Before regulatory approval, the TLL conducts non-promotional disease education and engagement. Post-approval, promotional responsibilities may apply per policy, with primary regional focus and potential national

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required; advanced clinical, scientific, public health or business degree preferred.
• Minimum eight years of biopharmaceutical field experience in marketing, TLL or related roles.
• Experience in rare or neurology-related disease and pre/post-approval engagement.

Responsabilités

• Develop regional plans aligned with national strategy and launch priorities.
• Engage top thought leaders and centers; build education and referral programs.
• Capture aggregate field insights and translate into regional action.
• Lead regional advocacy and manage participation in congresses and meetings.
• Collaborate across Marketing, Medical Affairs and field partners; ensure compliant activity.

Connaissances

Leadership

Strategic thinking

Relationship-building

Executive presence

Analytical ability

Communication skills

Formation

Bachelor's degree

Advanced degree preferred

Outils

CRM

Insight management

Virtual engagement

Business platforms

Description du poste

Otsuka America Pharmaceutical Inc. seeks an Associate Director, Thought Leader Liaison (TLL) for Neurology Rare Disease. This senior, field-based role reports to the Senior Director and blends scientific fluency with strategic thought-leader engagement and regional business planning.

Before regulatory approval, the TLL conducts non-promotional disease education and engagement. Post-approval, promotional responsibilities may apply per policy, with primary regional focus and potential national