Transplant Medical Science Liaison - Southern California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico

卡湯晩; San Diego (CA); Remote; USD 140,000 - 187,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative global healthcare company is seeking a Transplant Medical Science Liaison to enhance the understanding of immunology and transplant medicine. This role involves establishing scientific credibility with healthcare stakeholders, sharing critical clinical data, and facilitating research and education initiatives. You will engage with healthcare providers, contribute to medical strategies, and support patient care through effective communication of scientific insights. Join a forward-thinking organization committed to making a real impact on patient outcomes and enjoy opportunities for professional growth and comprehensive benefits.

Benefits

Health and Wellness Programs

Opportunities for Growth and Development

Supportive Team Environment

Qualifications

• 3-5 years of experience in solid organ or stem cell transplantation.
• Strong communication and presentation skills required.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate information and education for healthcare professionals.
• Engage with thought leaders based on clinical data.

Skills

Solid Organ Transplant Knowledge

Communication Skills

Strategic Thinking

Clinical Trials Methodology

Education

MD, PharmD, or PhD

Postgraduate Science Degree

Job description

External Job Description

Job Title: Transplant Medical Science Liaison

Location: Remote, USA (Southern California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico)

About the Job

We are an innovative global healthcare company focused on immunology, with extensions into diabetes and transplant medicine. Our talented teams worldwide aim to deliver a best-in-class customer experience using digital tools, artificial intelligence, and personal expertise. Our goal is to make a real impact on millions of patients through progress in immunology, diabetes, and transplant medicines.

The Transplant Medical Science Liaison (MSL) provides comprehensive medical and scientific information related to Sanofi products.

The Transplant MSL acts as an advanced field-based scientific professional within the US Medical Affairs division of North American Pharmaceutical Operations. They share scientific and clinical data effectively, communicating directly with US healthcare providers and clinical researchers through compliant scientific exchanges, clinical research, disease state education, and addressing medical education gaps. The role also involves facilitating research, education, and collaborations, supporting the US Medical Affairs mission to generate, translate, and communicate clinical and scientific data for optimal patient care.

The primary responsibility of the Transplant MSL is to establish scientific credibility with healthcare stakeholders, communicate the value of Sanofi products, provide insights into medical education gaps, and identify research or educational opportunities. They serve as the principal scientific resource between US Medical Affairs and external healthcare providers involved in pharmaceutical decision-making, engaging in scientific exchange, providing clinical data, and communicating approved clinical information in compliance with SOPs. They also gather and communicate customer insights to internal teams to inform research and facilitate collaborations.

Main Responsibilities

The main responsibilities include facilitating information, education, and research activities for physicians and healthcare professionals regarding Sanofi's in-development or marketed products.

Demonstrate Scientific/Technical Expertise in Solid Organ Transplant

• Understanding of clinical knowledge and disease states
• Knowledge of scientific evidence related to Sanofi products and healthcare management
• Understanding clinical trials methodology and outcomes
• Connecting healthcare providers and organizations within the territory
• Translating complex scientific data effectively
• Utilizing clinical data and guidelines in the field
• Contributing to US Medical Affairs strategy

Manage Regional Responsibilities for Solid Organ Transplant

• Serve as the primary medical contact in the region
• Disseminate scientific data in response to requests
• Create and execute medical engagement initiatives
• Build relationships with healthcare organizations and professionals
• Identify educational opportunities and solutions
• Work across various healthcare provider levels
• Partner with colleagues adhering to policies
• Represent healthcare provider needs internally

Medical Education and Information Dissemination

• Engage with thought leaders based on clinical data
• Communicate scientific data clearly and accurately
• Serve as a resource for clinical and scientific information
• Participate in scientific meetings and develop medical tools

Collaborate with Field and Office Teams

• Work effectively within US Medical Affairs and with other departments
• Support medical strategy and training
• Contribute to medical meetings and advisory boards
• Identify and communicate medical gaps and needs

Field Insights and Research Partnerships

• Gather and communicate clinical trends and educational gaps
• Identify and evaluate clinical investigators and partnerships

Compliance and Standards

• Complete training and adhere to policies
• Ensure regulatory compliance in all activities
• Maintain documentation and administrative responsibilities

Qualifications

• Medical, pharmacy, or postgraduate science degree required; MD, PharmD, PhD preferred
• 3-5 years of experience in solid organ or stem cell transplantation
• Understanding of healthcare systems, research design, and clinical decision-making
• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Ability to think strategically

Physical Requirements

• Extensive computer use; ability to travel up to 75%; driving and lifting as needed

Why Join Us?

• Work with innovative science in a supportive team
• Opportunities for growth and development
• Comprehensive rewards and benefits, including health and wellness programs

The salary range for this position is $140,250 - $187,000 USD annually, based on experience. Additional benefits are available, detailed at www.benefits.sanofiusallwell.com.

Sanofi Inc. and affiliates are Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action employers committed to diversity and inclusion. All qualified applicants will receive consideration regardless of protected characteristics.