Medical Scientific Liaison
A global, continuously growing, pharmaceutical company is looking to appoint a Medical Scientific Liaison for their Nordic organisation. Selected candidate will be providing medical support to commercial teams on assigned products across Sweden (mainly Stockholm area).
Job Description
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Status
Position has been filled
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Posted
12 years ago
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Employment Type
- Permanent (Full-time)
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Function
- Medical Affairs
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Industry
- Pharmaceuticals
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Therapeutic Areas
- Immunology
- Oncology
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Seniority
- Experienced
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Location
- Stockholm County, Sweden
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Eligibility
- EU/EEA/EFTA citizenship or a current permit to work and reside in Sweden.
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Recruiter
Company Offers
- An attractive compensation package with benefits (company car, health insurance, performance bonus, etc.);
- A new challenge and prospects of career progression within a growing company;
- A high level of responsibility and independence;
- A supportive and friendly working environment.
Requirements
- Life Science degree (ideally Medical);
- At least 2 years previous experience in Medical Affairs within Pharmaceutical industry;
- Familiar with study design, study evaluation, medical writing skills, expert panel conduct, symposium and workshop management, KOL management;
- Good organizational skills with ability to work diligent, accurate and under pressure, alone or as part of a team;
- Strong communication and presentation skills;
- Fluency in English and Swedish, both written and spoken;
- Computer literacy (Microsoft Office tools);
- Ability to work in a cross-functional team (e.g., Marketing, Clinical Development, Regulatory, Drug Safety, etc.);
- Prepared to travel locally and internationally.
Main Duties & Responsibilities
- Developing and executing local medical strategies and medical activities for the products in accordance to internal and external regulations;
- Providing medical support and trainings on assigned therapeutic area and/or product specifics;
- Management of internal and external relationships within area of responsibility (e.g. KOLs);
- Ensuring consistency of medical content and scientific messages across various tools and materials;
- Involvement in the implementation of phase IV clinical development activities;
- Regular reporting to the Nordic Medical Director.