Medical Science Liaison Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Advanced degree in clinical or medical science, such as PhD, MD, PharmD, MSN, PA, or NP, required.
• 1–3+ years of MSL experience.
• 2+ years of oncology experience.
• Strong oncology scientific knowledge, including therapeutic landscapes, NCCN guidelines, clinical trial data, oncology cooperative groups, and NCI/NCCN cancer centers.
• Demonstrated intellectual curiosity, adaptability, teamwork, communication, results achievement, decision-making, and clinical and scientific expertise.
• Working knowledge of multidisciplinary functions involved in drug development, such as clinical development, clinical operations, biostatistics, regulatory, and commercial functions.
• Project management skills, including prioritizing goals and completing projects on time, on target, and within budget.
• Ability to identify resources for priorities and work with the Medical Affairs team to ensure resources are available.
• Effective interpersonal and communication skills.
• Strong experience with PowerPoint, Word, and Excel; ability to create and edit content with minimal assistance and attention to accuracy and detail.
• Ability to maintain a driving record in accordance with Corcept vehicle policy.
• Must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.

Nice To Haves

• Experience with Veeva CRM or another CRM, Veeva Vault, and SharePoint and/or BOX is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Model and promote Corcept’s principles of collaboration, embracing possibilities, following the data, and leading by doing.
• Engage in clinically meaningful scientific discussions with gynecological oncology and other malignancy thought leaders and healthcare providers.
• Provide scientific presentations and education about Corcept products in response to appropriate requests and through healthcare professional communication.
• Respond to medical inquiries from healthcare professionals in a timely and scientifically accurate manner.
• Engage in scientific exchange on Corcept’s non-clinical and clinical trial data and clinical development.
• Develop and maintain relationships with thought leaders, patient advocacy organizations, and oncology associations, including GOG, ASCO, and regional organizations.
• Capture, analyze, and compliantly communicate insights and intelligence from the medical and scientific community in a clear, usable manner.
• Support company-sponsored clinical trials, investigator-initiated studies, scientific communications, publications, clinical and scientific education, advisory boards, and congresses.
• Maintain scientific, clinical, and technical expertise in relevant therapeutic areas and critically review scientific literature to provide evidence-based insights.
• Collaborate within Medical Affairs and cross-functionally with Clinical Development, Clinical Operations, Market Access, Marketing, Commercial, Data Analytics, and other functions.
• Attend and participate in medical conferences, advisory boards, and other scientific events; strategically identify key opinion leaders for advisory board participation.
• Maintain a territory plan and adapt team MSL plans in response to changes in the internal or external environment.
• Provide feedback to the Medical Affairs trainer and Medical Affairs Field Directors to support quality improvement and excellence.
• Maintain a driving record in accordance with Corcept vehicle policy.
• Travel approximately 50–70% of the time.