Senior Medical Science Liaison
Senior Medical Science Liaison
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Serve as a scientific subject matter expert across oncology diagnostics, treatment landscapes, and emerging biomarker technologies
- Build and maintain relationships with Key Opinion Leaders and healthcare stakeholders including oncologists, pathologists, lab leaders, and researchers
- Deliver high-quality scientific presentations and facilitate peer-to-peer exchange on advanced oncology diagnostic solutions
- Capture and communicate field insights on clinical research trends, unmet medical needs, and evolving testing practices
- Provide internal scientific education and share market and medical intelligence with cross-functional teams
- Strong knowledge of molecular oncology, comprehensive genomic profiling, tumour biology, and targeted therapies
- Established engagement and credibility within oncology KOL networks
- Familiarity with genomic laboratory-developed testing (tissue and liquid biopsy) and regulatory frameworks such as CLIA and CAPExcellent scientific communication and presentation skills with the ability to translate complex clinical data clearly
- Highly self-motivated with the ability to operate autonomously in a field-based environment
- Willingness to travel approximately 50%
Before you apply
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Your profile is current
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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