The Medical Science Liaison will play a critical role within the Chief Medical Office organization, responsible for establishing and maintaining credible relationships with key medical thought leaders and Healthcare Professionals (HCPs), serving as an essential link between Philips Ambulatory Monitoring & Diagnostics (AM&D) business unit's Medical Office and HCP's. Your role includes proactively and reactively engaging in discussions around safety of device/system utilization as part of post market surveillance and formally sharing insights with internal stakeholders to best inform safety assessment. You will engage in, maintain and cultivate fair, objective scientific exchanges/credible relationships with key medical thought leaders, HCPs, and scientific professionals, ensuring ethical conduct and integrity in all scientific engagements. Additionally, you will create and deliver credible scientific presentations on AM&D products, as well as related published literature ensuring stakeholders such as medical thought leaders have a clear understanding of how the company's evidence fits within clinical practice. You will align with Medical Office Leadership to implement the field medical strategy and lead the management of medical advisory boards, including selection of advisors, content development, and overall strategic planning with cross-functional team members, as well as medical congress plans for the business unit's medical office, including brief/debrief documents. Collaborating with Medical Affairs and Clinical Development teams to support the development and execution of clinical trials and research initiatives is also part of your responsibilities, ensuring alignment with scientific objectives. You will facilitate investigator-initiated studies (IIS), including study feasibility assessments, and collaboration with investigators, facilitating scientific research with the Clinical Development team. You will demonstrate proficiency in topics beyond scientific exchange such as value / cost of care discussions, hospitalizations, risk of progression, and adverse events management. Responding to on and off-label questions from healthcare professionals, providing accurate and balanced scientific responses, fostering trust and credibility is also expected.