Senior Medical Science Liaison, Lymphoma (Lacutamab)

Sobi•Chicago, IL

16h•$215,000 - $230,000•Remote

About The Position

Sobi is hiring three Senior Medical Science Liaisons to support lymphoma and lacutamab. This remote, field-based position can be performed anywhere in the continental United States, with a strong preference for candidates located within 30–40 minutes of a major airport. The role supports an assigned U.S. geography and requires frequent domestic travel by ground and/or air (60% or more), depending on territory size, stakeholder needs, congress participation, and business requirements. The Senior Medical Science Liaison serves as a field-based scientific expert on cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) and lacutamab, a humanized monoclonal antibody immunotherapy targeting KIR3DL2. The role builds trusted scientific relationships, exchanges balanced medical information, and generates actionable insights to inform U.S. Medical Affairs strategy and launch readiness. It supports Sobi’s rare disease portfolio in hematology and serves as a scientific resource across hematology-oncology, dermatology, and dermato-oncology communities. This is a field execution role within Hematology Medical Affairs. The position contributes field perspectives to the CTCL medical strategy, which is led by Medical Affairs leadership, and collaborates with academic, community, and multidisciplinary care teams in accordance with regulatory, legal, and compliance requirements. The role also supports scientific education, congress activities, evidence generation, clinical development, and cross-functional initiatives while maintaining the independence and integrity of Medical Affairs.

Requirements

Accredited doctorate degree in a life-science, health-science, or basic-science discipline, such as PharmD, PhD, DNP, DSc, MD, or DO.
At least 5 years of MSL experience in hematology/oncology, heme-onc, or a closely related therapeutic area.
Strong ability to understand, critically evaluate, and clearly communicate complex scientific and clinical information.
Strong commitment to patient needs and advancing scientific understanding within the CTCL community.
Ability to work effectively from a remote office and manage a geographically dispersed territory.
Ability to meet frequent domestic travel requirements of 60% or more by ground and/or air.

Nice To Haves

Another advanced health degree combined with extensive relevant industry or clinical experience may be considered.
Experience in clinical practice, CTCL, peripheral T-cell lymphoma (PTCL), lymphoma, dermatology, or dermato-oncology.
Rare disease and/or product launch experience.
Clinical hematology-oncology background, highly preferred.
Knowledge of CTCL and/or PTCL and the multidisciplinary care environment.
Location within 30–40 minutes of a major airport is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Serve as a primary field-based scientific point of contact for Sobi Medical Affairs within the assigned geography.
Develop and maintain two-way scientific relationships with opinion leaders, healthcare professionals, medical organizations, investigators, and other CTCL stakeholders.
Exchange accurate, fair, balanced, and scientifically rigorous information on CTCL, lacutamab, clinical data, disease biology, treatment approaches, and the evolving care landscape.
Engage with academic, community, hematology-oncology, dermatology, and dermato-oncology practices and multidisciplinary care teams.
Respond to unsolicited scientific inquiries and connect stakeholders with Sobi resources in accordance with applicable policies and procedures.
Identify, document, and share field insights on unmet needs, clinical practice, patient pathways, evidence gaps, stakeholder perspectives, competitive developments, and the treatment landscape.
Partner with Medical Affairs leadership and cross-functional colleagues to interpret insights and inform medical strategy, tactics, educational priorities, and engagement plans.
Execute territory-level medical plans aligned with the U.S. CTCL and lacutamab medical strategy, adapting engagement to local and regional needs.
Support institution and stakeholder engagement planning.
Contribute to lacutamab launch preparedness through disease-state education, articulation of unmet need, scientific exchange, stakeholder mapping, and execution of approved medical tactics.
Provide internal and external scientific training on CTCL disease biology, preclinical science, clinical data, evidence gaps, and relevant outcomes.
Participate in or support advisory boards, medical roundtables, webinars, symposia, and other educational activities at local, regional, and national levels.
Represent Sobi Medical Affairs at scientific and medical congresses and communicate key updates and implications to internal stakeholders.
Collaborate on the identification and development of field resources and scientific materials specific to CTCL and lacutamab.
Provide field-based support to Clinical Development and Clinical Operations, including site identification and recommendations, investigator engagement, communication facilitation, site initiation support, and patient accrual support.
Identify evidence gaps and potential research opportunities and communicate them to internal partners.
Contribute field perspectives to evidence generation, real-world evidence initiatives, publications, and medical education programs, as appropriate.
Support investigator-sponsored research and other research collaborations in accordance with company processes and governance.
Collaborate with Medical Affairs, Medical Information, Clinical Development, Market Access, Patient Advocacy, Commercial, Legal, Compliance, and other functions while preserving Medical Affairs independence and integrity.
Serve as a scientific resource to internal stakeholders and contribute to cross-functional initiatives consistent with Medical Affairs objectives and company guidelines.
Plan territories, prioritize stakeholders, document activities, follow through, and manage multiple projects and competing priorities.
Share best practices, support colleagues, and foster a collaborative, respectful, patient-focused Field Medical culture.
Attend local, regional, and national meetings, including occasional evening or weekend programs, as business needs require.