Assoc Director, Health Systems Medical Outcomes Science Liaison; Southeast
Listed on 2026-09-21
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Healthcare
Clinical Research, Medical Science Liaison
Location: Northern
Assoc Director, Health Systems Medical Outcomes Science Liaison (Southeast)
United States
Overview:
The Health System Medical Outcomes Science Liaison (HS MOSL) is a field-based scientific expert who serves as Alnylam's primary medical liaison within integrated delivery networks (IDNs), academic health systems, and organized healthcare entities. The HS MOSL engages formulary decision makers, C-suite healthcare leaders, clinical pharmacists, and broader clinical leaders who influence formulary and access decisions - providing balanced, evidence-based scientific and health economic information that supports informed formulary, access, and clinical pathway decisions while identifying collaborative research opportunities that advance evidence generation.
Territory includes: FL, NC, SC, KY, TN, GA
Key Responsibilities:
- Engage and build peer-level relationships with formulary decision makers, C-suite healthcare leaders, clinical pharmacists, pharmacy directors, and key clinical leaders who influence formulary decisions within IDNs and health systems.
- Conduct balanced, evidence-based scientific exchange to address data needs, gather insights, and communicate the clinical and economic value of Alnylam's portfolio.
- In collaboration with the Health System Director (HSD), develop account-specific strategic plans including a detailed assessment of key influencers and decision makers.
- Collect and share evidence gaps and insights to inform Alnylam's Value, Evidence, and Strategy (VESt) Team and advance meaningful data generation.
- Engage health system stakeholders in evidence-based scientific and outcomes-focused dialogue, drawing on relevant clinical and health economic data to support awareness of diagnostic and treatment considerations across the disease area at the system level.
- Identify scientific research collaboration opportunities including real-world evidence generation by leveraging internal stakeholders (Medical Affairs, Value & Access, VESt).
- Provide HEOR and outcomes data to support formulary review processes, clinical pathway development, and health system value assessments.
- Support regional and national IDN/healthcare systems congresses as needed.
- Collaborate closely with MSL colleagues to ensure integrated territory-level scientific strategy across clinical and system-level stakeholders.
- Maintain a thorough understanding of compliance requirements and applicable PhRMA Codes, OIG guidelines, FDA laws, and Alnylam's policies.
- Apply business acumen to prioritize health system engagements that maximize scientific impact and access for patients.
- Independently and proactively applies strategic thinking, scientific expertise, engagement excellence, integrity-driven conduct, and cross-functional collaboration within the health system driving strong execution and continuous improvement across access stakeholder engagement.
Qualifications:
- Required:
Advanced degree - MD, DO, PharmD, or PhD in a relevant life science discipline. HEOR fellowship, MS, MBA, or MPH is a plus. - 5+ years of Medical Affairs experience in pharmaceutical or biotech; prior field-based experience working directly with health systems or IDNs strongly preferred. Experience with federal health systems (VA, DoD) is a plus.
- Demonstrated understanding of pharmacoeconomic and health outcomes research principles.
- Solid working knowledge of US healthcare ecosystems, IDN structure, and formulary decision-making processes.
- Strong therapeutic area knowledge; rare disease experience preferred.
- Solid working knowledge of regulatory and compliance environment including PhRMA, OIG, and FDA guidelines.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills; ability to engage diverse audiences from clinical staff to C-suite system leaders.
- Ability to travel up to 75%;…
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