Description
We are seeking a Senior Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to join our Vaccines team. As a Senior MSL, you will play a critical role in executing external engagement strategies aligned with our adult immunization portfolio, developing relationships with specialists and physicians in the region, and collecting insights.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Representing the medical area during field interactions with healthcare professionals, specialists, and practitioners, stimulating clinical discussions
- Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure effective medical strategies are implemented
- Conducting clinical data analyses and providing insights for strategic decisions, acting as an interface between the medical community and GSK
- Providing scientific education and training to business partners
- Maintaining scientific updates, participating in congresses and events, and disseminating relevant safety information to healthcare professionals
- Responding to unsolicited medical requests in an objective and evidence-based manner, complying with local policies and regulations
To be considered for this role, you will need:
- A higher education degree in a health-related field (Medicine, Pharmacy, Nursing, or related areas)
- Previous experience as an MSL in the pharmaceutical industry with experience or clinical practice in cardiology or endocrinology
- Excellent interpretation and communication of scientific data; ability for public presentation and scientific writing
- Interpersonal and strategic competencies: collaboration based on values, influence at all levels, active listening, emotional intelligence, and critical/creative thinking
- Organisation and execution in a dynamic environment: management of multiple projects, planning/time management; proficiency in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Power BI; valid driver's license (cat. B) and travel availability; advanced English and fluent Portuguese
We offer a unique opportunity to generate real impact in the vaccines area, leading medical strategies that promote scientific excellence and collaboration with healthcare professionals and public health authorities.