Medical Science Liaison – Cardiovascular Arterial

Job Description:

• Manage US field-based activities related to specific Cardiovascular Arterial products
• Identify, develop, and maintain long-term collaborative relationships with physicians
• Provide clinical information and respond to unsolicited medical inquiries, including off-label requests
• Comply with guidelines, standards, and regulations related to medical information
• Review medical and scientific literature on company and competitor products and devices
• Facilitate and vet investigator-sponsored trials and provide feedback from trial leaders
• Collaborate with sales operations and training departments to implement field training
• Obtain approvals for scientific and clinical education resources and activities
• Serve as an internal and external educator on diseases, therapeutic options, and product requirements
• Coordinate content development for consistent customer education
• Attend medical and scientific meetings and symposia to maintain awareness and communicate scientific information
• Work cross-functionally with Clinical Affairs, Regulatory Affairs, Health Care Economics, R&D, and Business Development
• Maintain compliance alignment and demonstrate leadership behaviors
• Assist with developing and updating corporate research priorities
• Integrate customer and business needs
• Participate in department and cross-functional meetings
• Perform other assigned duties

Requirements:

• Clinical background in Atherectomy preferred (Registered Nurse (RN), Pharmacist (PharmD or RPOHs), Medical Doctor (MD), or other clinical experience)
• Minimum BA/BS in an appropriate scientific/medical field of study
• Master's degree preferred
• At least 1–2 years of relevant experience required (clinical practice, academic research, or industry)
• Previous Medical Affairs, Regulatory Affairs, or similar medical communications experience in the medical device industry preferred
• Experience with formal presentation and interaction with clinical experts highly preferred
• Ability to build productive relationships within and outside the department and company
• Ability to work effectively in multifunctional teams
• Demonstrated credibility within the medical community
• Relationship-building and networking skills; personal initiative; ability to manage cross-functional teams
• Knowledge of FDA regulations and guidance for adverse-event reporting and medical-device complaint handling
• Exemplary oral and written interpersonal and communication skills
• Proficiency with MS Office, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• Willingness and ability to travel up to 30% of the time

Benefits:

• Travel, up to 30% of the time