Medical Science Liaison – Midwest

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Medical Science Liaison advancing Secura Bio’s rare-lymphoma oncology therapies across the Midwest. Building KOL relationships, delivering scientific education, and supporting clinical research initiatives.

Responsibilities:

  • Identify, cultivate, and sustain relationships with key opinion leaders and healthcare professionals across the territory
  • Communicate scientific data, research concepts, and educational content about Secura Bio’s products and therapeutic focus
  • Set medical priorities, anticipate needs, and drive activities supporting Medical Affairs objectives
  • Deliver balanced, scientifically rigorous information about the pipeline and marketed products
  • Gather, synthesize, and communicate actionable field insights informing medical strategy, clinical development, and cross-functional decisions
  • Serve as a scientific resource during Medical Congresses, Advisory Boards, training programs, mentorship activities, and strategic planning meetings
  • Collaborate with Clinical Development and Operations on sponsored research, including site identification, evaluation, recruitment support, investigator engagement, external expert identification, and scientific collaboration management
  • Facilitate submission and review of investigator-initiated research proposals
  • Maintain investigator communications and support sponsored research activities
  • Partner with Market Development Managers and Key Account Managers on scientific education, customer support, and territory planning
  • Contribute to regional and national Medical Affairs strategies through territory planning, post-congress insights, and identification of emerging scientific trends
  • Adopt digital technologies to enhance scientific exchange, insight capture, and field effectiveness

Requirements:

  • Advanced degree strongly preferred (PharmD, PhD, MD)
  • Candidates with MBA/MSc require 5+ years of relevant experience
  • BA/BSc candidates require 8+ years of experience
  • Clinically licensed professionals (NP, PA, RN) may be considered with substantial oncology or Medical Affairs experience
  • Minimum of 3 years in Medical Affairs, field medical, pharmaceutical, or biotech roles
  • Strong subject matter expertise in oncology or hematology
  • Experience supporting product launches, understanding treatment paradigms, clinical pathways, and emerging research trends
  • Background in hematologic malignancies, especially lymphoma, preferred
  • Deep understanding of cancer biology, mechanisms of action, and therapeutic modalities relevant to rare lymphomas
  • Exceptional ability to communicate complex scientific information to oncologists, researchers, and multidisciplinary stakeholders
  • Proven capability to deliver scientific presentations to audiences of varying sizes
  • Ability to analyze complex clinical trial data and translate findings into clinically meaningful insights
  • Demonstrated experience engaging and building trust with key opinion leaders in oncology
  • Understanding of drug development and regulatory pathways
  • Knowledge of oncology practice patterns, care delivery models, and healthcare system dynamics
  • Ability to identify clinical research opportunities and evaluate investigator potential
  • Strong strategic thinking aligned with medical objectives
  • Ability to collaborate with clinical development, clinical operations, commercial, and Medical Affairs colleagues
  • Ability to work independently and deliver results in a fast-paced environment
  • Adaptability to evolving scientific data and shifting priorities
  • Familiarity with pharmaceutical and biotech compliance guidelines
  • Must reside within IL, ND, SD, NE, MO, IA, or WI, with preference for major metropolitan areas in IL, MN, or MO
  • Willingness to travel occasionally on weekends
  • Valid driver's license and good driving record

Benefits:

  • Flexibility to travel 60-80% of the time
  • Attendance at major oncology conferences such as ASCO, ASH, and SOHO, as well as regional conferences
  • Willingness and flexibility to travel occasionally on weekends for meetings and conferences
  • Valid driver's license and good driving record