Transplantation Medical Scientific Liaison - Southeast

Job Title: Transplant Medical Science Liaison

Location: Remote, USA (Southeast)

About the Job

We are an innovative global healthcare company with a focus on immunology that extends to innovation in diabetes and transplant medicine. Across different countries, our talented teams are determined to deliver a best-in-class customer experience using the best of digital, artificial intelligence and personal know-how. With a focus on immunology that extends to innovation in diabetes and transplant medicines, we pursue progress to make a real impact on millions of patients around the world.

The Transplant Medical Science Liaison (MSL) provides comprehensive medical and scientific information in connection with Sanofi products.

The Transplant MSL serves as an advanced field-based scientific professional for US Medical Affairs division of North American Pharmaceutical Operations. The Transplant MSL shares scientific and clinical data exceptionally well, communicating directly with US healthcare providers and clinical researchers via appropriate compliant scientific exchange, clinical research, disease state awareness/education and medical education gaps.  Also, the Transplant MSL serves as a field-based scientific professional to facilitate research, education, or other collaborations.  The position supports US Medical Affairs mission of generating, translating, and communicating clinical and scientific data to US healthcare providers and decision makers to demonstrate the safe and appropriate use of Sanofi products, technologies, and services in support of optimal patient care. 

The responsibility of the Transplant MSL is to establish scientific and professional credibility with customers and other healthcare stakeholders, communicate appropriately and compliantly via scientific exchange on the value of Sanofi products, provide insights to internal teams on key medical education gaps relevant to healthcare decision makers, healthcare providers and identify clinical research sites or educational opportunities when appropriate.  Transplant MSLs serve as the principal field-based scientific resource between US Medical Affairs and external health care providers involved in pharmaceutical selection, access and health care decisions.  Transplant MSLs engage in scientific exchange by providing clinical data or disease state education in response to clinical, disease state, and evidence-based guideline information requests from health care providers.  Transplant MSLs also communicate Medical Materials Review Committee (MMRC)-approved clinical information, in compliance with applicable SOPs.  Transplant MSLs also identify and communicate customer insights to internal teams to inform the medical research and provide field-based representation to facilitate research, education, and other collaborations, in compliance with applicable SOPs. 

Main Responsibilities:

Primary responsibilities of this role are to facilitate information, education, and research activities for physicians and ancillary healthcare professionals regarding in-development or commercialized Sanofi products.

Demonstrate Strong Scientific/Technical Expertise in support of Solid Organ Transplant :

• Understanding of clinical knowledge
• Understanding of the disease state and broader therapeutic area
• Understanding of scientific evidence regarding Sanofi products, technologies & services, relevant disease states, and healthcare management 
• Understanding of clinical trials methodology, outcomes, and limitations 
• Understanding of connection between healthcare providers and organizations within the MSL designated territory and across the region
• Understanding and translation of complex scientific and clinical data to healthcare providers with varying levels of expertise and internally within Sanofi
• Proficiently utilize and communicate clinical data, therapeutic guidelines and other technical tools in the field
• Understanding and contribution to US Medical Affairs strategy regarding new product analysis and clinical decision-making for the US healthcare provider
• Drive internal understanding of US Medical Affairs with respect to unmet medical education and research needs

Effectively Manage Regional Responsibilities in support of Solid Organ Transplant:

• Principal field-based medical point of contact for healthcare providers within the region
• Communicate and disseminate scientific and clinical data in response to unsolicited requests for information as appropriate per medical field policy, using oral presentations, written communications, scientific literature or other approved materials and tools. Provide timely, fair balanced, objective information.
• Create and execute medical eng