MSL Rare Diseases

• Build and maintain trusted relationships with healthcare professionals by provide scientifically accurate, therapeutic, and pharmaco-economic information, ensuring all interactions remain evidence-based and compliant.
• Organize and deliver tailored educational sessions, seminars, or briefings to healthcare stakeholders based on their interests and knowledge gap areas.
• Respond to complex queries from internal colleagues and external healthcare professionals, escalating challenging inquiries and adhering to all compliance and regulatory standards.
• Review scientific materials meticulously to ensure alignment with internal policies and local regulatory guidelines, maintaining exceptional accuracy and relevance.
• Deliver precise information on oncology or rare diseases therapeutic areas and associated medicines to support field activities and office-based initiatives when required.
• Maintain expertise by routinely monitoring therapeutic advancements, new treatment guidelines, and regulatory updates within the assigned field.
• Collaborate actively with cross-functional teams, including compliance and regulatory professionals, to refine the quality and efficiency of medical information delivery.
• Drive process improvements within the Medical Affairs team, contributing to the success of related initiatives and organizational projects.
• Collect actionable insights from interactions with healthcare professionals to inform internal strategies, elevate best practices, and shape patient-focused solutions effectively.

Qualifications and Skills

• Essential: Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, pharmacy, medicine, or a related healthcare field; Experience in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or healthcare sector (minimum of 3 years); Ability to manage requests independently, prioritize tasks effectively, and escalate issues when necessary; Strong interpersonal, communication, and scientific presentation skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills in both local language and in English.

• Desirable: Advanced degree (e.g., MSc, PharmD, or PhD); Comprehensive knowledge of local and international medical compliance regulations; Experience in Oncology or Rare Diseases.

Key Relationship to Reach Solutions

• Internal: Oncology & Rare Disease Field Medical Liaison team; Medical Affairs teams (including field and office-based staff); Compliance; Sales and commercial colleagues; Regulatory affairs.

• External: Healthcare professionals (HCPs); External partners or service providers; Regulatory authorities; Other key regional or community stakeholders.

Date Posted

21-sept-2026

Closing Date

04-oct-2026

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