Medical Scientific Liaison

Job SummaryDevelop and execute scientific communication plans to support product strategy by engaging with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and healthcare professionals to build strong scientific relationships.General ResponsibilitiesProvide medical insights to guide brand positioning and market development.Support clinical trials, investigator-initiated studies, and post-marketing surveillance.Deliver training and workshops for internal teams on therapeutic areas and product knowledge.Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and internal SOPs in all scientific activities.Execute medical strategies aligned with brand and business goals.Provide scientific support for marketing, sales, and regulatory teams.Ensure medical accuracy and compliance in promotional and educational materials.Engage with healthcare professionals and Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) to build strong scientific relationships.Conducts medical/marketing activities that increase capabilities of internal sales force (e.g. journal clubs), conduct products quizzes on specified timelineTo collaborate with compliance team to ensure external requirements are adhere to and risk assessment and mitigation plan.Functional Skills And KnowledgeDeep understanding of clinical research, pharmacology, and therapeutic landscapes.Well knowledge of regulatory guidelines and compliance standards.Ability to interpret and communicate complex scientific data to diverse audiences.Skilled in medical writing, literature review, and evidence synthesis.Familiarity with health economics, real-world evidence, and patient-centric outcomesProficiency in stakeholder engagement and scientific communication.Demonstrate fluency in English, both written and spokenMinimum two years’ experience in a similar or related roleExperience working with cross-functional teams in pharmaceutical or healthcare settings.Proven track record of scientific engagement and strategic medical planning.Exposure to regional/global medical operations is highly valuedEducationAdvanced degree in Medicine (MD), or Pharmacy (PharmD)