Medical Science Liaison - Metabolism

Job Description Summary The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) is a field-based Medical Affairs role supporting and representing PTC and its products with key opinion leaders (KOLs), clinicians, academic institutions, and professional organizations by responding to unsolicited information requests. Responsibilities Attend national/regional medical meetings and symposia; present findings and cultivate relationships. Deliver fair-balanced, objective clinical and scientific presentations to HCPs, payors, and patient organizations. Identify speakers for advisory boards, symposia, and educational programs using regulatory-approved materials. Support regional medical initiatives (e.g., advisory boards) as needed. Provide management input on competitive therapies, business development opportunities/risks, and market insights. Establish and maintain relationships with health authorities (e.g., KOLs, HCPs, academic institutions, payors, patient organizations). Facilitate timely applications for unrestricted educational grants and research initiatives per policy. Maintain awareness of medical/clinical, regulatory, compliance, and quality issues and adhere to company standards. Maintain competitor intelligence and communicate relevant insights internally. Qualifications Advanced scientific degree (PhD, PharmD, MD, DNP, MSN, MS, Registered Dietician, or Genetic Counselor) plus 2+ years as an MSL or equivalent experience. Experience supporting orphan/rare diseases (Phenylketonuria preferred). Experience with high-cost products via specialty pharmacy with patient access coordination. Demonstrated ability interpreting scientific data and presenting to scientists/HCPs. Strong communication (including scientific/technical writing) and ability to influence without authority. Proficient with Microsoft Office; ability to work in a fast-paced matrix environment. Valid driver’s license; personal automobile and active insurance; daily travel to/from accounts and ability to drive/fly long distances. Requires overnight travel (50–60%); daily entry to hospitals/medical facilities with potential vendor credentialing compliance. Preferred Experience supporting an orphan, rare disease, and/or specialized drug(s). Compensation/Benefits Expected base salary range: $153,000–$199,200; incentives and eligibility for medical/dental/vision and retirement savings plans. Application Instructions Click here to return to the careers page. #J-18808-Ljbffr