Senior Medical Science Liaison - Solid Tumor- Northern CA/NV

Takeda

1d•Remote

About The Position

The Senior Medical Science Liaison is an integral member of the medical affairs team. In this field-based role, you will contribute to Takeda's mission by supporting the development and life-cycle management of Takeda Oncology medicines. The key objective of the MSL role is to engage scientifically with key opinion leaders in their assigned geography via accurate, scientific, and non-promotional information exchange. As part of the Oncology Field Medical team, you will report to the Medical Science Liaison Director and work with internal and external partners. The territory includes Northern California (from Fresno to the border of Oregon), and Nevada. You must reside in territory.

Requirements

Advanced scientific or healthcare degree required; doctoral degree preferred. (Health sciences advanced or doctoral degrees such as a PharmD, PhD, MD, NP or DMP/ARNP, etc.)
A minimum of 3 years of healthcare, clinical, or related experience (residencies, post-doc fellowship, managed markets, clinical practice, research or academic) is required
Experience in Oncology is required
Possess superior communication skills, both oral and written, and able to engender trust and respect of peers, team members, and supervisors
Versed in technical and scientific languages to communicate with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), Medical Affairs, Research and Development, as well as other key internal and external stakeholders.
Ability to drive to or fly to various meetings/client sites.
Overnight travel (50-60%), including some weekend commitments.
Reside in territory (Northern California from Fresno to the border of Oregon, and Nevada).

Nice To Haves

Doctoral degree preferred (PharmD, PhD, MD, NP or DMP/ARNP, etc.)
CRC and Lung therapeutic area experience is preferred
Other Solid Tumor experience desired

Responsibilities

Apply subject matter knowledge, and adaptive communication skills in supporting medical strategies for Takeda compounds on the solid tumor space, with a special focus on Colorectal Cancer, and in addressing unsolicited requests for medical information from a variety of external stakeholders (health care providers with global to local influence, clinical study investigators, and population health decision makers)
Develop and leverage thought leader relationships by identifying mutually beneficial opportunities that meet the strategic needs of US Medical Affairs
Provide medical insights and intelligence from the field to support the development and life-cycle management of Takeda Oncology compounds.
Participate in, lead, and contribute to projects and initiatives within a matrix environment that increase the value and productivity of US Medical Affairs Oncology (USMAO).
Responsible for establishing relationships and engaging in peer-to-peer level scientific discussions around emerging data, treatment guidelines, molecular pathways, mechanism of action Takeda Oncology products including clinical outcomes and research opportunities.
Formulate and keep updated a specific territory engagement plan which aligns to and supports the US Field Medical priorities and objectives that are aligned with the integrated medical strategy for assigned compounds/disease areas.
Execute the scientific engagement plan according to MSL priorities
Regularly collect medical insights and intelligence from scientific exchange with HCPs and medical community.
Ensure timely entries of insights into insight tool to ensure relevant information is communicated to internal stakeholders.
Respond to unsolicited inquiries for consistent with the field medical SOP.
Support Takeda Oncology sponsored research and may assist in identifying, evaluating, and screening qualified research sites for company sponsored clinical investigation.
Actively participates in executing USMAO strategy at medical conferences.
Identify potential qualified sites for future pipeline studies.
Present accurate, fair balanced scientific information to external stakeholders in a variety of settings, including 1:1 interactions, and in medical meetings or Takeda sponsored engagements.
Complete all required training, activity documentation, expense reporting, and other administrative responsibilities.
Daily entry to hospitals and other medical facilities is required. Many facilities have instituted vendor credentialing policies which require vendors to meet defined training, background check, and proof of immunization requirements as a condition of entry. Takeda employees entering these facilities are required to abide by these credentialing requirements.