Medical Science Liaison, Camzyos - Pittsburgh, PA

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Pittsburgh, PA

4d•Remote

About The Position

The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) serves as a trusted medical partner to internal stakeholders and the healthcare community. The role supports scientific exchange, medical education, data and insight generation, and patient access to medicine. Within an assigned geography, the MSL identifies disease- and product-related medical needs and develops relationships with thought leaders (TLs) and healthcare providers (HCPs). Through peer-to-peer scientific discussions aligned with medical strategy and external stakeholder needs, the MSL supports access to BMS medicines, their safe and appropriate use, and research. The MSL also serves as a medical resource for external stakeholders in the community. This is a field-based position. The MSL will spend most of their time with external customers and must live in the managed territory or within 50 miles of its borders. Travel is required, potentially over great distances, and the position requires driving a company-provided vehicle. The posting identifies the role as remote (#LI-Remote), while also describing it as field based. The listed compensation range is $166,090–$201,262 for full-time employees. The role may also be eligible for discretionary cash incentives and stock opportunities.

Requirements

MD, PharmD, PhD, APP, PA, or NP, with experience in a specific disease area or a broad medical background and relevant pharmaceutical experience.
At least 2 years of experience working in a clinical and/or pharmaceutical environment.
Ability to drive a company-provided car; candidates must be able to travel between locations, often over great distances, and have a responsible and safe driving history.
High level of ethics and integrity.
Excellent spoken and written English.
Knowledge of a scientific or clinical area, the competitive landscape, and patient treatment trends.
Knowledge of clinical trial design and processes.
Knowledge of the national healthcare and access environment.
Knowledge of HEOR core concepts.
Ability to work independently and as a team player.
Ability to translate scientific or clinical data into understandable and useful information for physicians.
Good communication and presentation skills for presenting scientific or clinical data to research or healthcare professionals.
Ability to develop peer-to-peer relationships with thought leaders, scientists, and other healthcare professionals.
Ability to learn new subject areas and environments quickly and comprehensively.
Ability to demonstrate BMS Values.
Must live in the territory managed or within 50 miles of its borders.

Nice To Haves

Prior Medical Science Liaison experience.

Responsibilities

Develop and maintain relationships with academic and community research thought leaders, HCPs, and access stakeholders within the assigned geography, addressing scientific, unsolicited product, and HEOR-related questions through appropriate interaction channels.
Use scientific resources and presentations effectively; present information and respond to questions with medical accuracy and in compliance with applicable procedures, ethical and legal guidelines, and directives.
Assess the medical landscape and stakeholder needs and expertise through engagement with thought leaders, HCPs, and access stakeholders.
Maintain current knowledge of treatment strategies, products, unmet medical needs, clinical trials, HEOR, and scientific activities; understand the competitive landscape and evolving healthcare models.
Identify opportunities to collaborate with HCPs on disease-state initiatives, collaborative research, and investigator-sponsored research aligned with BMS strategic objectives.
Attend medical congresses and local or regional meetings; collect and communicate meaningful medical insights to medical and commercial organizations to support strategy and business decisions.
Develop geography-specific Field Medical and thought-leader interaction plans based on therapeutic-area objectives and stakeholder needs; contribute to institution and account plans.
Contribute to the development and delivery of scientifically meaningful medical programs and projects aligned with local Medical and Field Medical plans.
Collaborate compliantly with cross-matrix field teams in the assigned geography.
As appropriate, support initial and ongoing medical, scientific-area, and product-specific training and provide scientific updates to internal stakeholders.
Provide scientific support at promotional meetings by presenting clinical and scientific data, evaluating speakers, and supporting BMS-contracted speakers when applicable.
Participate in assigned congress activities.
Support interventional and non-interventional research, including identifying and assessing potential study sites to facilitate recruitment and discussions about safe and effective use of investigational products, as agreed with home-office Medical and Global Development Operations and within study scope.
Provide clinical development teams with study and site feasibility recommendations and insights based on field knowledge and direct contact with potential investigators, as agreed with home-office Medical and Global Development Operations.
Support HCPs through investigator-sponsored research submission, execution, and follow-up processes as agreed with home-office Medical and Global Development Operations.
Ensure investigators in local studies understand and apply BMS Pharmacovigilance procedures and alert appropriate BMS personnel to identified adverse events.
Actively support CRO-sponsored studies as agreed with home-office Medical and Global Development Operations and within the study scope.
Drive a company-provided vehicle between locations and maintain a responsible and safe driving history.