Associate Director, Medical Science Liaison, Oncology - Central US
Immunocore
Full-time
Remote friendly (Wisconsin, MN)
United States
Medical Affairs
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Role Summary
Associate Director, Medical Science Liaison, Oncology - Central US. This role focuses on delivering medical education, scientific insights, and collaborative engagement with healthcare professionals to support Immunocore's oncology programs in the Central US region.
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain advanced knowledge of immuno-oncology, disease areas, Immunocore products, competitors, and therapeutic options.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure optimal patient care and alignment with medical and company strategy.
- Maintain relationships with KOLs to expand research, advisory, and educational partnerships.
- Adhere to ethical, regulatory, and safety standards in all activities.
- Act as an educational resource for internal stakeholders and provide medical/scientific training and support on Immunocore products.
- Represent Immunocore at external meetings, conferences, advisory boards, investigator meetings, and patient advocacy group meetings.
- Respond to unsolicited medical information requests in a credible, balanced manner.
- Lead and implement congress symposiums and other educational programs aligned with company strategy.
- Deliver tailored clinical presentations to diverse audiences and support early access programs.
- Identify HCP networks and key field insights, disseminate findings, and collaborate with cross-functional teams.
- Support trial site identification and facilitate communication between Immunocore and investigators; manage externally sponsored research processes.
Qualifications
- Required: At least 3–5 years of MSL experience; advanced degree (MD, PhD, PharmD); 3 years of oncology experience (preferably immuno-oncology and melanoma); knowledge of clinical research design and GCP in oncology/immune-oncology; strong understanding of trial design, HEOR concepts, and local healthcare systems; excellent presentation and communication skills; ability to tailor complex scientific concepts to audiences.
- Preferred: Demonstrated ability to build trust with KOLs, investigators, HCPs, and institutions; knowledge of applicable laws and regulations; travel up to 60%.
Education
- Advanced degree (MD, PhD, PharmD) required.