Medical Science Liaison, Cell Therapy Autoimmune (CTAI) - (New England and E. NY)
Bristol Myers Squibb
2 months ago
On-site
Boston, MA
Medical Affairs
Medical Science Liaison, Cell Therapy Autoimmune (CTAI)
Territory Location: Field - MA, ME, NH, CT, RI, E. NY, VT
Responsibilities Will Include:
- Identify, establish and maintain scientific relationships with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs)
- Act as primary liaison to investigators interested in developing and performing investigator initiated research
- Develop and execute geography-specific Field Medical and KOL Interaction plans based on therapeutic area objectives and KOL needs
- Partner with other BMS MSL teams to achieve CTAI objectives and goals with rheumatologists and hematologists
- Support patient education initiatives, serving as subject matter expert on BMS pipeline and investigational therapies
- Provide clinical presentations and information in response to unsolicited questions (as appropriate) in academic and healthcare provider settings in both group and one-on-one situations
- Collaborate with the Clinical research and development organization to enhance patient enrolment in BMS-sponsored clinical trials by identifying appropriate trial sites and actively interacting with participating investigators
- Provide scientific support at National, Regional and Local medical congresses/meetings
- Capture and provide timely feedback/insights to internal stakeholders regarding the cell therapy and autoimmune treatment landscape for strategy development
Skills/Knowledge Required:
- Attainment of terminal degree in medical science (PA-C, DNP, Pharm D, M.D., or Ph.D.) is required
- 3-5 years clinical or research experience in cell therapy or an autoimmune disease OR 3-5 years as a medical science liaison in cell therapy or autoimmune disease landscapes
- Cell therapy or rheumatology experience strongly preferred
- Proven ability to work independently as well as in cross-functional teams
- Current working knowledge of US legal, regulatory, and compliance regulations and guidelines relevant to industry interactions with health-care professionals
- Ability to partner and maintain relationships within the medical community
- Excellent communication, presentation and time management skills
- Translating scientific or clinical data into understandable and valuable information to help physicians best serve their patients
Application instructions:
- If you come across a role that intrigues you but doesn't perfectly line up with your resume, encourage to apply anyway.
Territory Location: Field - MA, ME, NH, CT, RI, E. NY, VT
Responsibilities Will Include:
- Identify, establish and maintain scientific relationships with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs)
- Act as primary liaison to investigators interested in developing and performing investigator initiated research
- Develop and execute geography-specific Field Medical and KOL Interaction plans based on therapeutic area objectives and KOL needs
- Partner with other BMS MSL teams to achieve CTAI objectives and goals with rheumatologists and hematologists
- Support patient education initiatives, serving as subject matter expert on BMS pipeline and investigational therapies
- Provide clinical presentations and information in response to unsolicited questions (as appropriate) in academic and healthcare provider settings in both group and one-on-one situations
- Collaborate with the Clinical research and development organization to enhance patient enrolment in BMS-sponsored clinical trials by identifying appropriate trial sites and actively interacting with participating investigators
- Provide scientific support at National, Regional and Local medical congresses/meetings
- Capture and provide timely feedback/insights to internal stakeholders regarding the cell therapy and autoimmune treatment landscape for strategy development
Skills/Knowledge Required:
- Attainment of terminal degree in medical science (PA-C, DNP, Pharm D, M.D., or Ph.D.) is required
- 3-5 years clinical or research experience in cell therapy or an autoimmune disease OR 3-5 years as a medical science liaison in cell therapy or autoimmune disease landscapes
- Cell therapy or rheumatology experience strongly preferred
- Proven ability to work independently as well as in cross-functional teams
- Current working knowledge of US legal, regulatory, and compliance regulations and guidelines relevant to industry interactions with health-care professionals
- Ability to partner and maintain relationships within the medical community
- Excellent communication, presentation and time management skills
- Translating scientific or clinical data into understandable and valuable information to help physicians best serve their patients
Application instructions:
- If you come across a role that intrigues you but doesn't perfectly line up with your resume, encourage to apply anyway.