Medical Science Liaison
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Cv-Library in Perugia
Job PurposeThe Medical Science Liaison, reporting to the Medical Director RRD Italy, serves as the primary scientific interface for the Rare Diseases affiliate in Italy, operating within the pediatric oncology therapeutic area with a specific focus on neuroblastoma, and supporting high‐quality scientific exchange, medical education, and field insight generation in a highly complex clinical setting.Key ResponsibilitiesConduct high-quality, timely peer-to-peer scientific exchanges with healthcare professionals, ensuring accurate and balanced communication of scientific data in full compliance with company policies and legal/ethical standards.Serve as a trusted scientific partner for clinicians, providing advanced medical and scientific education, addressing complex clinical questions, and responding to unsolicited requests for information related to disease management and company products.Deliver high-level medical education tailored to healthcare professionals' needs,
ensuring scientific rigor and supporting evidence-based clinical decision making in pediatric oncology.Act as the medical reference in the field for internal teams and external stakeholders (physicians, pharmacists, institutions), providing expert medical insight on disease area and products.Maintain continuous and structured monitoring of the field environment, identifying emerging scientific needs, clinical challenges, and opportunities in real time, and promptly sharing actionable insights with the Medical Department.Establish, develop, and maintain strategic relationships with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and key centers involved in neuroblastoma management, fostering meaningful scientific dialogue and collaboration.Support the generation and dissemination of scientific evidence, including identification of relevant clinical experiences, case reports, and opportunities for presentation at scientific congresses or meetings.Collaborate closely with the Medical Department to capture and address scientifi