MSL Ophthalmology - Northern Zone

We are seeking a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to join a specialised project in visual health, focusing on developing medical relationships and scientific dissemination among ophthalmologists, hospitals, private clinics, opticians, optometrists, and other healthcare professionals.

As an MSL, you will be a key figure in relating to the medical community, providing scientific and technical knowledge about innovative solutions to improve patient outcomes.

Responsibilities:

• Develop and consolidate relationships with ophthalmologists, paediatricians, and other healthcare professionals.
• Disseminate scientific, clinical, and evidence-based information about products and solutions.
• Work especially in areas such as myopia, presbyopia, light management, refraction, and instruments.
• Provide medical and technical training to healthcare professionals.
• Visit hospitals, private clinics, and other specialised centres.
• Participate in medical congresses, events, symposia, and university training.
• Collaborate in the development and execution of the medical communication plan.
• Establish visit plans and objectives in coordination with Medical Affairs.
• Monitor results and impact of training actions, identifying new opportunities and proposing actions when necessary.
• Contribute especially to the growth and knowledge of solutions for myopia control.

Requirements:

• University degree in Health Sciences or related scientific areas.
• Experience or knowledge of the Ophthalmology, Optometry, or visual health environment is highly valued.
• Experience in Medical Affairs, MSL, scientific training, or relating to healthcare professionals is valued.
• Ability to relate to ophthalmologists, paediatricians, hospitals, private clinics, opticians, and optometrists.
• Interest and ability to transmit scientific, clinical, and technical information clearly and rigorously.
• English level B2 approximately (First Certificate).
• Availability to travel and perform field activities, attending visits, training sessions, congresses, and medical events.

Competencies:

• Excellent communication and scientific dialogue skills.
• Ability to establish solid and trustworthy relationships with healthcare professionals.
• Active listening and orientation to professional needs.
• Clear orientation to results and objectives.
• Influence, persuasion, and negotiation capacity with different interlocutors.
• Proactivity, initiative, and autonomy in territory management.
• Ability to work coordinated with Medical Affairs and other business areas.
• Flexibility and adaptability in a dynamic and specialised environment.

Benefits:

• Company vehicle and all work tools included.