Adaptive Biotechnologies
Senior Medical Science Liaison (South Central)
Adaptive Biotechnologies, Nashville, Indiana, United States, 47448
At Adaptive, we're Powering the Age of Immune Medicine.
Our goal is to harness the power of the adaptive immune system to transform the way diseases are diagnosed and treated.
As an Adapter, you'll have the opportunity to make a difference in people's lives. With Adaptive, you'll create a career highlight through collaboration with bright, curious colleagues working at the apex of innovation and application.
It's time for your next chapter. Discover your story with Adaptive.
Position Overview
The Senior Medical Science Liaison is responsible for developing and expanding the clinical community's knowledge of the role for Minimal Residual Disease (MRD) in the management of lymphoid malignancies by educating and informing physicians about the clonoSEQ Assay. Our MSL team will provide up-to-date medical information and education to local, regional, and national thought leaders related to the use of the clonoSEQ Assay in hematological malignancies. Engagements include scientific exchange on relevant disease state(s) as well as the scientific advantage of NGS based MRD assessment.
The Sr MSL role also includes developing creative and innovative tactics for addressing the specific needs of key customers; coordinating and managing regional investigator trials; representing real-time voice of customer input related to product development opportunities; conducting clinical presentations to payer organizations and patient advocacy groups. A minimum oversight is needed for the Sr MSL role to drive above.
Key Responsibilities and Essential Functions
Develop and maintain significant scientific relationships with hematology Key Opinion Leaders.
Focus to include educating physicians and other healthcare providers in the community oncology setting on disease state awareness, next generation sequencing minimal residual disease, and clinical utility through 1:1 discussions/presentations, roundtable discussions, or formal presentations.
Serve as a trusted clinical education/information subject matter expert to HCPs within academic and community institutions to help them better understand how MRD can be implemented in the patient's clinical journey.
Provide internal teams with feedback and insights from interactions and discussions with HCPs.
Coordinate local and regional investigator initiated research (IIR).
Manage IIR milestones and objectives.
Report on scientific sessions at congresses.
Respond to and document unsolicited requests for scientific information.
Provide clinical input and assist with training to internal functions as requested.
Provide Advisory Board content development support.
Work closely with other field-based teams and HQ staff to respond to information requests in a timely manner.
Address complex scientific/clinical topics and projects with minimal/no oversight.
Position Requirements (Education, Experience, Other)
Required:
MD, PharmD, or PhD preferred. Advanced professional degree (NP, PA, RPh, etc.) may be considered for candidates with significant clinical hematology/oncology experience.
4+ years relevant industry and/or hematology/oncology disease experience required.
2+ years MSL experience preferred.
In-depth scientific and/or therapeutic knowledge required.
Existing relationships with key opinion leaders and affiliated institutions required.
Demonstrated understanding of clinical trial management.
Working knowledge of regulatory guidance and reporting requirements.
Exceptional organizational and time management skills.
Strong presentation skills including excellent verbal and written communication.
Strong interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to work effectively in a cross-functional team.
A self-starter with a results-driven mentality and positive attitude.
Computer proficiency in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Adobe.
Working Conditions
Ability to travel up to >70% of the time.
Compensation
Salary Range: $181,500 - $272,300
Other compensation elements include:
equity grant
bonus eligible
transportation reimbursement
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Our goal is to harness the power of the adaptive immune system to transform the way diseases are diagnosed and treated.
As an Adapter, you'll have the opportunity to make a difference in people's lives. With Adaptive, you'll create a career highlight through collaboration with bright, curious colleagues working at the apex of innovation and application.
It's time for your next chapter. Discover your story with Adaptive.
Position Overview
The Senior Medical Science Liaison is responsible for developing and expanding the clinical community's knowledge of the role for Minimal Residual Disease (MRD) in the management of lymphoid malignancies by educating and informing physicians about the clonoSEQ Assay. Our MSL team will provide up-to-date medical information and education to local, regional, and national thought leaders related to the use of the clonoSEQ Assay in hematological malignancies. Engagements include scientific exchange on relevant disease state(s) as well as the scientific advantage of NGS based MRD assessment.
The Sr MSL role also includes developing creative and innovative tactics for addressing the specific needs of key customers; coordinating and managing regional investigator trials; representing real-time voice of customer input related to product development opportunities; conducting clinical presentations to payer organizations and patient advocacy groups. A minimum oversight is needed for the Sr MSL role to drive above.
Key Responsibilities and Essential Functions
Develop and maintain significant scientific relationships with hematology Key Opinion Leaders.
Focus to include educating physicians and other healthcare providers in the community oncology setting on disease state awareness, next generation sequencing minimal residual disease, and clinical utility through 1:1 discussions/presentations, roundtable discussions, or formal presentations.
Serve as a trusted clinical education/information subject matter expert to HCPs within academic and community institutions to help them better understand how MRD can be implemented in the patient's clinical journey.
Provide internal teams with feedback and insights from interactions and discussions with HCPs.
Coordinate local and regional investigator initiated research (IIR).
Manage IIR milestones and objectives.
Report on scientific sessions at congresses.
Respond to and document unsolicited requests for scientific information.
Provide clinical input and assist with training to internal functions as requested.
Provide Advisory Board content development support.
Work closely with other field-based teams and HQ staff to respond to information requests in a timely manner.
Address complex scientific/clinical topics and projects with minimal/no oversight.
Position Requirements (Education, Experience, Other)
Required:
MD, PharmD, or PhD preferred. Advanced professional degree (NP, PA, RPh, etc.) may be considered for candidates with significant clinical hematology/oncology experience.
4+ years relevant industry and/or hematology/oncology disease experience required.
2+ years MSL experience preferred.
In-depth scientific and/or therapeutic knowledge required.
Existing relationships with key opinion leaders and affiliated institutions required.
Demonstrated understanding of clinical trial management.
Working knowledge of regulatory guidance and reporting requirements.
Exceptional organizational and time management skills.
Strong presentation skills including excellent verbal and written communication.
Strong interpersonal skills and demonstrated ability to work effectively in a cross-functional team.
A self-starter with a results-driven mentality and positive attitude.
Computer proficiency in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Adobe.
Working Conditions
Ability to travel up to >70% of the time.
Compensation
Salary Range: $181,500 - $272,300
Other compensation elements include:
equity grant
bonus eligible
transportation reimbursement
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