Medical Science Liaison Rare Diseases Italy
Pubblicato il 06-08-2026 - Altro in Italia
Experteer Overview Scorra verso il basso per una panoramica approfondita di questo lavoro e dei requisiti per i candidati. Invii la sua candidatura facendo clic sul pulsante "Candidati". In this Medical Science Liaison role, you serve as the primary scientific interface for the Rare Diseases affiliate in Italy, supporting pediatric oncology with a focus on neuroblastoma. You will enable high-quality scientific exchange, education, and field insight generation, collaborating with clinicians and internal teams to align medical strategy with evolving science. You drive evidence-based clinical decision making and foster strong relationships with KOLs and centers. This role combines scientific leadership with compliance-driven communication in a complex clinical setting. Retribuzione / Benefits Conduct peer-to-peer scientific exchanges with healthcare professionals, ensuring accurate, balanced data communication within policy and ethical standards. Serve as a trusted scientific partner offering advanced medical education and addressing complex clinical questions.
Deliver high-level medical education tailored to professionals' needs to support evidence-based decisions in pediatric oncology. Act as the medical reference for internal and external stakeholders, providing expert disease-area insights. Monitor the field to identify emerging needs and opportunities, sharing actionable insights with Medical Department. Develop and maintain strategic relationships with Key Opinion Leaders and leading neuroblastoma centers. Support generation and dissemination of evidence, highlighting clinical experiences and opportunities for presentations. Collaborate with Medical Department to address scientific questions from KOLs and centers in medical information responses. Contribute to medical strategy and field medical plan aligning with the pediatric solid tumor landscape. Collect and relay field insights on off-label requests, emerging practices, and potential research opportunities. P