Associate Director - Diagnostic Medical Science Liaison (DxMSL) West (CA, WA. OR, MT, WY, ID, NV, UT, AZ)
Eli Lilly and Company
17 days ago
On-site
Los Angeles, CA
Medical Affairs
Responsibilities:
- Maintain and effectively communicate scientific knowledge through continuous learning to deliver unbiased, accurate, up-to-date medical/scientific information.
- Excel at customer engagement by addressing physician/HCP questions, creating medically approved educational content, and providing education/training on interpretation methodology for Lilly PET imaging tracers and advanced disease state/product information.
- Provide reader training (image interpretation training).
- Gather diagnostic insights to refine Alzheimer’s disease (AD) diagnostic strategy and identify unmet educational needs; contribute to medical planning and strategy.
- Execute exceptional territory coverage by establishing/fostering peer relationships and performing tactical territory planning and prioritization.
Basic Requirements:
- Advanced degree in health sciences (PharmD, PA, NP, or PhD in a medically related field) plus 3–4 years of relevant clinical, diagnostic, or therapeutic area experience desired.
- Authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis; Lilly will not sponsor visas/work authorization.
- Valid U.S. driver’s license and acceptable driving record.
Additional Skills/Preferences:
- Pharmaceutical industry experience preferred.
- Learning agility; clear communication of complex scientific content.
- Advanced presentation and computer skills; expertise in literature identification.
- Excellent oral/written communication and interpersonal skills; self-directed fieldwork; ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Familiarity with health systems/academic communities/medical research/medical education.
- Familiarity with radiopharmaceutical/radiology industry and nuclear medicine imaging.
- Strong teamwork and relationship-building; bilingual preferred.
Additional Information:
- Field-based role; travel up to 80%; occasional weekends.
- Territory: West US (focus on diagnostic imaging centers, hospitals, and academic facilities).
- Candidates should live within the geography with major hub airport access within 30 miles.
Compensation/Benefits (if eligible):
- Anticipated wage: $151,500–$244,200; company bonus eligibility and comprehensive benefits (e.g., 401(k), pension, vacation, medical/dental/vision, flexible benefits, life insurance, time off/leave, well-being benefits).
- Maintain and effectively communicate scientific knowledge through continuous learning to deliver unbiased, accurate, up-to-date medical/scientific information.
- Excel at customer engagement by addressing physician/HCP questions, creating medically approved educational content, and providing education/training on interpretation methodology for Lilly PET imaging tracers and advanced disease state/product information.
- Provide reader training (image interpretation training).
- Gather diagnostic insights to refine Alzheimer’s disease (AD) diagnostic strategy and identify unmet educational needs; contribute to medical planning and strategy.
- Execute exceptional territory coverage by establishing/fostering peer relationships and performing tactical territory planning and prioritization.
Basic Requirements:
- Advanced degree in health sciences (PharmD, PA, NP, or PhD in a medically related field) plus 3–4 years of relevant clinical, diagnostic, or therapeutic area experience desired.
- Authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis; Lilly will not sponsor visas/work authorization.
- Valid U.S. driver’s license and acceptable driving record.
Additional Skills/Preferences:
- Pharmaceutical industry experience preferred.
- Learning agility; clear communication of complex scientific content.
- Advanced presentation and computer skills; expertise in literature identification.
- Excellent oral/written communication and interpersonal skills; self-directed fieldwork; ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Familiarity with health systems/academic communities/medical research/medical education.
- Familiarity with radiopharmaceutical/radiology industry and nuclear medicine imaging.
- Strong teamwork and relationship-building; bilingual preferred.
Additional Information:
- Field-based role; travel up to 80%; occasional weekends.
- Territory: West US (focus on diagnostic imaging centers, hospitals, and academic facilities).
- Candidates should live within the geography with major hub airport access within 30 miles.
Compensation/Benefits (if eligible):
- Anticipated wage: $151,500–$244,200; company bonus eligibility and comprehensive benefits (e.g., 401(k), pension, vacation, medical/dental/vision, flexible benefits, life insurance, time off/leave, well-being benefits).