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Looking for a Medical Scientific Liaison job in a globally recognized healthcare company? This opportunity at Bayer offers medical professionals the chance to bridge science and clinical practice by engaging with key thought leaders and advancing scientific communication. If you are exploring bayer careers, this role is ideal for candidates with an MBBS/MD/BDS/MDS job background who are passionate about medical education and research.
Job Details
- Job Position: Medical Scientific Liaison
- Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra
About the Company
Bayer is a global enterprise with core competencies in the life science fields of healthcare and nutrition. The company focuses on innovation to improve quality of life by preventing, alleviating, and treating diseases. Bayer is widely recognized for its strong presence in pharmaceuticals and commitment to scientific excellence, making it a top choice for professionals seeking impactful bayer careers.
Job Description
Acts as a scientific expert between Bayer and the medical community through the dissemination and education of scientific data and material. Establishes long-term scientific/strategic relationships with key, influential physicians/scientists/stakeholders and with related major medical associations and academic centers of excellence to ensure that Thought Leaders (TLs) and organizations have access to relevant scientific information and that pertinent information is shared with the medical community.
Uses his/her experience and knowledge interacting with key external medical and pharmacy professionals through the process of education via one-on-one interaction, small group discussion and symposia lecture presentations including interactions associated with sponsored medical education programs and research protocols.
Qualifications
- Qualification in Medical background (MD/MBBS/BDS/MDS)
- Basic knowledge of the concerned therapy area (Diabet, CKD, Heart failure) and related molecules
- Basic understanding of clinical trials, their design, and rationale
- Ability to work independently as well as in a team environment
- Ability to build productive work relationships both internally and externally
- Excellent presentation and written and verbal communication skills
Key Responsibilities
Primary Activities
- Exchange and dissemination of scientific, educational, and research related information: The MSL plans, prepares and engages with Thought Leaders (TLs – Doctors) as an information scientist and colleague both proactively and reactively via various innovative TL engagement tactics and formats. MSLs provide dissemination, clarification and education of scientific data, study protocols, meeting abstracts, and professional literature (both proactive discussions on-label, and reactive discussions for unsolicited off-label questions in alignment with local regulations).
- Interactions with Medical Societies and Advisory Boards: The MSL answers medical/scientific queries of Medical Societies with regards to Bayer products and organizes/supports/participates in advisory boards.
- Participation at/networking in Congresses and Conventions: The MSL attends congresses and conventions, interacts with TLs (Doctors), establishes new contacts and gathers competitive intelligence.
- Coordination of Scientific Education Activities: The MSL plans and organizes scientific training and education events/sessions with TLs within their specific therapeutic area or product.
- TL identification/profiling/segmentation and strategy and engagement planning: In alignment with product Medical Affairs plan, the MSL contributes to internal understanding of specific TL interests and expertise within the medical community at large.
- Preparation of reports and tracking activities: The MSL submits timely reports and tracks activities against agreed objectives.
Secondary Activities
- External scientific support, training and education: The MSL provides additional external scientific support, training & education not covered by other primary activities.
