Sr. Medical Science Liaison (m/w/d) Dermatologie- Region Bayern

Overview

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• Job Details
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• Function: Medical Affairs Group
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• Function: Medical Science Liaison
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• Category: Scientific/Technology
• Locations: Munich, Bavaria, Germany; Neuss, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
• Position

Interne Stellenausschreibung – für diese Position gibt es bereits eine/n bevorzugte/n Bewerber/in.

Zur Verstärkung unseres Teams suchen wir eine/n Medical Science Liaison (m/w/d) Dermatologie.

Gebiet: Bayern.

Vollzeit oder Teilzeit (80%).

Responsibilities

• Act as scientific expert and implement Medical Affairs product plans in the assigned medical/scientific area in the region.
• Proactive and reactive scientific exchange with external experts in medicine and research; communicate in-Label product data and discuss the clinical program and scientific information on products and indications in development.
• Serve as the regional lead team’s main contact and communicate the central Medical Plan to the team.
• Coordinate indication-specific inquiries within the LT, with Med Advisor colleagues, and other medical functions; obtain answers and core information from MAF colleagues.
• Organize regional LT meetings as needed and participate in regional scientific discussions with speakers.
• Develop strategic understanding of therapy paths and scientific activities; identify open questions, data gaps, and medical needs to inform Patient Outcome solutions.
• Support the development and implementation of medical strategy; in collaboration with Global Clinical Operations (GCO), identify potential study centers and build strong partnerships.
• Support setup, planning, and execution of clinical studies (interventional and non-interventional); select centers and investigators, participate in Investigator Meetings, present study results as a partner of GCO, in close coordination with MPL.
• Identify needs for regional/global Medical Education activities and contribute to strategic planning and execution.
• Participate in scientific discussions and present talks at invitation of scientific boards; represent the company at national and international congresses, Investigator Meetings, and Medical Education events.
• Contribute to Advisory Board meetings and develop/maintain the Key Opinion Leader network and engage with professional societies and health policy organizations.
• Evaluate and prepare current medical-scientific literature in light of regional needs and CVT strategy.

Qualifications

• Medical, life sciences, or pharmaceutical degree; a completed Ph D is preferred.
• Relevant clinical (2+ years preferred) and scientific experience; strong communication skills to engage with leading scientists as an equal.
• Medical-scientific expertise with more than 3 years in the relevant indication area.
• Strong project management skills and a collaborative mindset.
• Excellent German and English language skills.

Compensation & Benefits

The expected base salary for this position ranges from 80,400€ to 127,765€.

Benefits include annual bonus potential, vacation and parental leave, bereavement and caregiver leave, well-being programs, insurance options, and opportunities for career growth.

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Note

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