Role Summary
The Medical Outcomes and Science Liaison (MOSL) is a field-based scientific expert within the MHI Value & Access team who uses clinical expertise and knowledge of managed care, health policy, and pharmacoeconomics to support AbbVie’s scientific strategy across the entire product portfolio and relevant therapeutic areas. The MOSL engages in peer-to-peer scientific and health economic discussions with external health care access decision makers and influencers within US public and private health care entities, within his/her assigned geography. The MOSL identifies and builds strong relationships with key HCDM customers and serves as the primary medical liaison between AbbVie and the customer.
Responsibilities
- The MOSL seeks to proactively identify and work with internal and external partners to help advance AbbVie’s field scientific strategies across the entire AbbVie product portfolio. Relationship development and account management. Identification of key HCDMs within an account.
- Tailored communication of scientific, health outcomes, and health policy information to a varied audience. Maintain and continually enhance clinical, scientific, and current healthcare landscape expertise.
- Communicate and report back important customer perspectives and competitive intelligence.
- Ability to identify and develop scientific opportunities across all managed markets stakeholders within assigned geography.
- Integrate with Medical Affairs + Health Impact, US Market Access, and other internal stakeholders as appropriate and as identified through Value & Access leadership. Exhibits peer leadership among internal field medical stakeholders.
- Identify, anticipate and address population level scientific, outcomes research, and health policy needs of customers, becoming the trusted scientific advisor while leveraging internal and external resources to meet customer needs, as appropriate.
- Provide clinical and health economic support to healthcare access decision makers and influencers for AbbVie's Therapeutic Areas, new products, new/updated indications and marketed products.
- Solutions-oriented; Contribute, as needed, to create innovative strategies to address specific customer clinical outcomes and health economic questions and needs that align with the core medical affairs strategies.
- Participate in various therapeutic advisory activities involving both marketed and investigational products, spanning the full product life-cycle, partnering with HCDMs across all channels within managed markets and participate in other strategic initiatives as identified through Value & Access.
Qualifications
- Advanced degree required, preferably M.D., D.O., Pharm.D. or Ph.D.
- Required: Three (3) to five (5) years of experience in Managed Care/PBM, VA/DoD, CMS, State Medicaid, health care consulting, pharmaceutical industry or related environment preferred. Completion of relevant Residency or Fellowship programs may be considered in lieu of some work experience. Account management experience in a commercial or clinical setting is preferred.
- Required: strong scientific acumen, impactful communication skills, active listening skills, networking, relationship development, lead/influence without authority, business analysis skills, advanced technical expertise and business analysis skills, critical thinking, innovative problem solving skills and negotiation skills.
- HCIR credentialing is essential to gain entry into facilities and organizations in the assigned territory (may include background checks, drug screens, and immunization/vaccination proof).
- Travel: Ability to travel 50% of the time.