Medical Science Liaison, Global Rare Diseases

Responsibilities

• Build external partnerships with recognized community and academic medical center KOLs to identify and address scientific needs and to stay abreast of current scientific trends in assigned Therapeutic Area.
• Cultivate existing and identify new collaborative KOL relationships for advisory boards, company-sponsored, investigator-initiated research, and speaker development.
• Represent Chiesi Global Rare Diseases Medical Affairs at national, regional, and local scientific meetings.
• Deliver high-caliber medical education presentations in a variety of settings.
• Participate in internal therapeutic advisory groups.

• Completion of a graduate level degree (PharmD., M.D., D.O., DNP, PhD, MSN, MS or equivalent healthcare professional degree) long with relevant clinical experience.
• Post-graduate residency training along with 1-2 years MSL or clinical experience relevant to the Therapeutic Area assigned to the prospective candidate (exception for PhD candidates with requisite experience).
• Demonstration of scientific and clinical expertise in assigned therapeutic area, including exceptional clinical, pharmacoeconomic and real-world evidence knowledge and business acumen.
• Exceptional Written and Verbal Communication skills:
  Highly articulate and persuasive during formal and informal presentations; able to convey complex, scientific ideas fluently to any audience.
• Adept at confidently stating expert opinion while respecting the positions of others - can exert diplomacy while standing firmly on evidence-based positions and maintain credibility.

Demonstrates expertise in building partnerships with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and delivering high-caliber medical education presentations. Possesses strong clinical knowledge and communication skills to effectively convey complex scientific ideas in various settings.