Medical Science Liaison – Autoantibody Pipeline- South Central

Role Summary

Medical Science Liaison – Autoantibody Pipeline, South Central region. Field-based role covering the South-Central geography with preferred locations in Dallas or Houston, TX. Travel approximately 70%.

Responsibilities

• Consistently demonstrate strategic territory planning and ability to build strong relationships within the territory.
• Responsible for developing and maintaining a field strategic plan.
• Responds in a timely manner to unsolicited scientific inquiries of healthcare professionals, investigators, health care systems, and decision makers, integrating scientific data including real world evidence into practice to meet customer needs.
• Presents data and information in a manner appropriate to the audience and request.
• Execute plans regarding reactive and proactive outreaches as approved via the legal/HCC exceptions process.
• Integrates scientific data into real life practice to meet customer/audience needs, adapting interpersonal style to particular situations and people.
• Anticipates the responses of various individuals and teams based on their vantage point and perspective.
• Prioritize franchise customer-based initiatives and field responsibilities, while balancing administrative duties and project responsibilities.

• Executes Research Initiatives
• Leverages knowledge of standards of care and Janssen company/investigator sponsored clinical trials and competitor landscape to facilitate external-internal research communication.
• Engages with external investigators regarding unsolicited research inquiries and acts as liaison to R&D, Medical Affairs and operations teams.
• Provides clinical trial support to identify potential sites, resolve issues with enrolled sites, and participate in meetings as appropriate, including site initiation visits and investigator launch meetings.

Effectively leads at least one scientific or strategic Immunology project, exhibits strategic identification of educational gaps and elevates team acumen. Consistently demonstrates strong scientific acumen.

• Actively participate in team calls, trainings, and journal clubs through scientific dialogue, understanding of current standard of care, and regularly sharing of scientific news.
• Attends and provides leadership at scientific conferences to gather and understand new scientific information relevant to the company and the external scientific community.
• Medical insights: actively listens, synthesizes data and medical insights for the MSL team and other partners.
• Sets aside time for self-driven learnings on the current scientific landscape.
• Represents and supports Johnson & Johnson at relevant scientific or stakeholder meetings including congresses, symposia, advisory boards and investigator meetings.
• Represents J&J at speaking engagements at relevant scientific or stakeholder meetings.

Qualifications

• Required: A PharmD, PhD, or MD with 1‚Äì2 years of relevant hematology, immunology and/or auto/alloimmune clinical or research disease experience.
• 1‚Äì2 years MSL experience, preferably in rare disease.
• Must be familiar with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and use of computers and remote technologies.
• Ability to travel up to 70%.

• Preferred: Launch experience in rare disease is highly preferred.
• Significant experience giving presentations is highly preferred.
• Must be familiar with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and utilization of computers and remote technologies (duplicate item consolidated).

Skills

• Analytics, Dashboards, Clinical Research and Regulations, Clinical Trials
• Coaching, Critical Thinking, Customer Centricity, Data-Driven Decision Making
• Data Reporting, Digital Literacy, Medical Affairs, Medical Communications
• Medical Compliance, Relationship Building, Strategic Thinking, Technical Credibility