Medical Science Liaison (MSL)
BeOne continues to grow at a rapid pace with challenging and exciting opportunities for experienced professionals.
When considering candidates, we look for scientific and business professionals who are highly motivated, collaborative, and most importantly, share our passionate interest in fighting cancer.

The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) is the field-based Medical Affairs' representative in relation to the external medical community and fully dedicated to the Hematology Therapeutic area of BeOne.

This role is responsible for building andmaintaining professional relationships and partnerships with Healthcare Professionals (HCPs), Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and other external stakeholders to exchange scientific and medical information related to BeOne's therapeutic areas, products and pipeline.

Through regular field interactions, the MSL collects, analyzes and communicates actionable medical insights, emerging trends and unmet medical needs to internal stakeholders, contributing to the definition and execution of medical affairs strategies.

The role collaborates closely within Medical Affairs, Clinical Operations, and other internal cross functional teams, while maintaining medical independence and ensuring full compliance with regulatory, ethical, and company standards.

MSLs contribute to advancing scientific knowledge, supporting the safe and appropriate use of BeOne products, and strengthening the company's scientific credibility within the healthcare community.

Supervisory Responsibilities:
Not applicable.

Essential Functions of the job:

Scientific & Medical Communication
• Deliver high-quality, accurate and non-promotional scientific exchange with healthcare professionals (HCPs) and Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs).

• Develop and execute tactics for communicating complex scientific information to the healthcare community, in communication with the Country Medical Director
• Provide accurate and up-to-date scientific communication on BeOne's pipeline products and/or indications in development, at the request of Healthcare Professionals.

• Facilitate responses to unsolicited requests for medical information, often in direct collaboration with BeOne Medical Information Services personnel as appropriate.

• Provide first-line scientific communication on the assigned products/environment in response to requests from HCPs.
Present data on BeOne products, including clinical data, development data, publications and, upon unsolicited requests, data outside the scope of marketing authorization, through ad-hoc field engagements or during scientific meetings.

• Support, attend, and follow up on local, national, regional and international scientific congresses and events.

• Support enterprise activities such as booth duty, session coverage, and insight gathering, as well as partaking in the planning and execution of omnichannel initiatives, thereby taking a shared responsibility for achieving our enterprise goals.

KOL Engagement
• Identify, map, develop and maintain engagement plans for medical experts and national or regional institutional networks (healthcare decision-makers, public health organizations, etc.
) in Hematology and for the assigned geography.

• Establish, develop and maintain long-term professional relationships with HCPs and cooperative groups in BeOne's Hematology therapeutic area.

• Propose, initiate, implement and monitor scientific partnerships in line with the cross-functional strategy established for the key clinical sites and hospitals in the assigned region.

• Participate in the planning, organization and execution of medical events (e.
g.
congresses and advisory boards) according to needs.

Evidence Generation & Clinical Support
• Identify and support the identification and verification of investigators and clinical sites for company-sponsored clinical trials.

• Contribute to or conduct monitoring on developments in the therapeutic area landscape and standards of care.

• Serve as the primary territory liaison for the receipt, preliminary review, and submission of Investigator Sponsored Research proposals.

Medical Insights & Strategic Input
• Collect, analyze and communicate field-based medical insights to internal stakeholders.

• Provide scientific input and field-based feedback to define, update and support medical affairs strategies.

• Identify unmet medical needs and emerging trends in the therapeutic area.

• Plan, organize and chair clinically relevant local medical meetings, such as advisory boards, consultancy and local investigator meetings, in collaboration with the cross functional team and the Country Medical Director
Cross-Functional Collaboration
• Provide scientific and medical expertise to cross-functional teams.

• Interact with sales teams on cross-functional projects unrelated to products.

• Organize local scientific events, review scientific literature, and support the Country Medical Director in delivery of scientific training programs and medical updates to the Field Sales Force.

• Work closely with internal stakeholders to develop and execute a medical plan designed to meet shared objectives.

Qualifications:

• MD, PhD, PharmD, or Master's degree, ideally with relevant clinical, scientific and/or medical affairs experience in the relevant therapeutic area.

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills with strong stakeholder engagement capabilities.

• Deep understanding of the relevant therapeutic area landscape and local market dynamics
• In-depth understanding of disease states, differential algorithms for treatment decisions, treatment guidelines, compliance standards, and .