Senior/Medical Science Liaison

Only Medics

Edinburgh

1 year ago

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Overview

Reference Number: JO-2306-518779

Senior/Medical Science Liaison – Scotland

Rate: Negotiable

Job Type: Permanent

Location: Edinburgh

Senior/Medical Science Liaison – Scotland

Location: Scotland

Salary: Competitive

Benefits: Company Car, Bonus, Pension, Healthcare,

We are looking for an experienced MSL to join a fantastic Large Pharma organisation with one of the most robust pipelines on the planet. This sits in their Cardiovascular team, a disease which is the biggest cause of premature mortality and is highlighted in the NHS Long Term Plan as the single biggest area where the NHS can save lives over the next 10 years.

Expectations;

You’ll be a seasoned MSL, 3+ years’

Cardiovascular experience is desirable

Reporting into the Medical Lead, you will utilise your excellent communication skills to develop and manage the KOL network as well as work effectively cross-functionally

Implementation/support on scientific projects in line with global strategies

An in depth understanding of the industry

Complete understanding and adherence to company policies, procedures and ABPI Code of Practice when in communications with both internal colleagues and external customers

Travel will be required as this is a field based position

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