Senior Medical Science Liaison-Northeast/Central
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About The Position
The Senior MSL role is integral to RayzeBio’s mission to be recognized as a trusted partner for both internal stakeholders and the broader healthcare community. The Senior MSL serves as the primary medical resource for the external community, facilitating peer-to-peer discussions and translating science into patient care. The main role of the Senior MSL is to identify disease and product-related medical needs within a defined geography, while developing and maintaining relationships with Regional and National Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and Healthcare Providers (HCPs). The purpose of the interactions with the KOL/HCP is to engage in appropriate scientific exchange that will ensure that patients have access to RayzeBio clinical trial compounds and marketed products, to ensure their safe and appropriate use through peer-to-peer discussions and needs expressed by external and internal stakeholders, and to facilitate research. The Senior MSL serves as the therapeutic area expert for KOLs/HCPs in their territory capturing key medical insights and acting as a clinical and scientific advisor. Additionally, the Senior MSL will work closely with clinical development, clinical operations, and medical affairs team members to execute the therapeutic product development process, translating insights, academic information, and congress data. They will play a strategic role in preparing for the launch and commercialization of RayzeBio products, facilitating scientific exchange, and gathering external insights to shape RayzeBio's understanding of the therapeutic environment. As a credible representative of RayzeBio, the Senior MSL will engage in a variety of interactions with key opinion leaders (KOLs) across their assigned region. This role involves cultivating and maintaining relationships with academic researchers, oncology research centers, and healthcare organizations, while attending conferences, talks, and presenting scientific product information to physicians and other healthcare professionals. This will require extensive travel, often including weekends.
