Senior Medical Science Liaison, Solid Tumors

• Serve as the field-based Medical Affairs representative to the external medical community
• Build and maintain professional relationships with Healthcare Professionals, Key Opinion Leaders, and other external stakeholders
• Exchange scientific and medical information related to BeOne’s therapeutic areas, products, and pipeline
• Plan, develop, and execute Medical Affairs tactics and activities within the assigned geographic area
• Collect, analyze, and communicate actionable medical insights, emerging trends, and unmet medical needs
• Collaborate with Medical Affairs, Clinical Operations, and other internal teams while maintaining medical independence and compliance
• Deliver accurate, non-promotional scientific exchange and communicate complex scientific information to HCPs and KOLs
• Respond to unsolicited medical information requests and present product, clinical, development, and publication data
• Support and attend local, national, regional, and international scientific congresses and events
• Identify, map, develop, and maintain engagement plans for medical experts and institutional networks
• Establish and maintain long-term relationships with HCPs and cooperative groups
• Propose, initiate, implement, and monitor scientific partnerships with clinical sites and hospitals
• Participate in planning and execution of medical events, congresses, and advisory boards
• Identify and verify investigators and clinical sites for company-sponsored clinical trials
• Participate in site feasibility assessments, clinical trial site planning, onboarding, and follow-up
• Serve as the primary territory liaison for Investigator Sponsored Research proposals from concept submission through publication
• Provide scientific input and field-based feedback to define and support Medical Affairs strategies
• Plan, organize, and chair local medical meetings
• Provide scientific and medical expertise to cross-functional teams
• Organize local scientific events, review scientific literature, and develop or deliver scientific training and medical updates to the Field Sales Force
• Work with internal stakeholders to develop and execute a medical plan

• MD, PhD or PharmD with a minimum of 4 years’ experience, or Master’s degree with a minimum of 6 years’ experience
• Proven track record in the Pharmaceutical Industry
• Ideally relevant clinical, scientific and/or medical affairs experience in the relevant therapeutic area
• Experience in medical affairs with previous positions in Lung Cancer and/or upper-GI Cancer
• Previous work with Immunecheckpoint inhibitors is considered a plus
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills with strong stakeholder engagement capabilities
• Deep understanding of the relevant therapeutic area landscape and local market dynamics
• In-depth understanding of disease states, differential algorithms for treatment decisions, treatment guidelines, compliance standards, and local/regional regulatory requirements
• Ability to identify and address unmet medical, educational and research needs within the medical community
• Proven ability to translate scientific and clinical data into actionable medical insights
• Clinical research experience is preferred
• Strong project management skills with demonstrated ability to manage projects and/or colleagues in successful implementation of business-critical projects
• Ability to effectively collaborate in a dynamic and global environment
• Exhibits high degree of emotional intelligence and appreciation of diversity and multiculturalism
• Proven ability to drive results at a high level of quality as a strategic and creative thinker
• Demonstrates ability to deal with ambiguity and thrive in an ever-changing environment
• Strong time management and organizational skills

• Equal opportunity employment
• Collaborative and global work environment
• Opportunities to support professional scientific development and training activities