Senior Medical Science Liaison MSL Cardiovascular Central

Senior Medical Science Liaison, Cardiovascular (Central) Serving as a field-based extension of the Company, the Senior Medical Science Liaison (Sr. MSL) will represent the Company and their recently approved PCSK9 inhibitor, therapy indicated as an adjunct to diet and exercise: to reduce low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) in adults with hypercholesterolemia, including heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HeFH). Duties and Responsibilities Engage in meaningful scientific discussions with external stakeholders, both about the disease state as well as the scientific evidence supporting the Company’s products/portfolio. Support and facilitate medical communications and publications (e.g. abstracts, case studies/series, review articles, etc.) by acting as a liaison between external stakeholders and the Company’s internal stakeholders. Assess KOL alignment with the key elements of the scientific platform to inform territory and medical strategy. Stay abreast of emerging scientific literature/clinical data and translate the data in applicable knowledge exchange. Collect scientific and clinical insights to support ongoing information/clinical data sharing (i.e. new data, competitive information, insights learned from customer) to optimize communications and coordinated activities across the organization. Thrive in a small company environment and adapt to the dynamic nature of a growing organization. Ability to travel, up to 60% of the time. Qualifications Advanced scientific/clinical degree (MD, DNP, PhD, PharmD, PA or NP) required. A minimum of 2+ years’ MSL experience in the pharmaceutical industry required. Dyslipidemia experience required, preferably including PCSK9. Thorough knowledge of medicine, treatment guidelines, clinical research processes, customer strategies, and FDA promotional guidelines, regulations, and ethical guidelines is preferred. Demonstrated ability to access and develop relationships with high-level stakeholders. Ability to effectively communicate scientific content through 1:1 meetings, small group interactions, and in writing. Must be a strong team player and effectively collaborate with internal departments. Territory East Central West #J-18808-Ljbffr T.MAC