Italy_Medical Science Liaison
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - CelltrionHealthcare in Milano
Italy_Medical Science LiaisonPostulerlocations: Milantime type: Full timeposted on: Offre publiée il y a 30 jours ou plusjob requisition id: JR-00000211Celltrion Group provides biosimilar and innovative biopharmaceutical medications to help increase patient access to advanced therapies around the world.
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Celltrion Group offers biologics to about 110 countries, along with more than 30 global partners around the world.
With hands-on experience and knowledge accumulated through years of working in the advanced pharmaceutical markets around the world, Celltrion Group has been securing distribution channels and providing patients with biosimilars at affordable prices.We are searching for a young and brilliant Medical Science Liaison (MSL) with a strong scientific background and a previous experience (2 years or more) in a similar role to join our Medical Affairs Department.The ideal candidate is a team builder, proactive,
flexible and open-minded, with an energetic and result-oriented attitude, highly motivated to contribute to the growth and to grow with our Company in Italy.The new colleague will take care of the field medical activities for current and new products of a rapidly developing Company with a strong product pipeline across multiple therapeutic areas.
The role will be based in the assigned Italian territory (Centre- South of Italy).Key responsibilities:
* Effective networking with external medical stakeholders, including KOLs and HCPs, and report internally feedbacks and insights collected in the field;
* Dissemination of scientific data both internally and externally in either one-to-one or group settings;
* Actively contribute to medical activities including hospital meetings, advisory boards, congress symposia, speaker programs, participation in conferences and scientific meetings, and development of summaries