Position Medical Science Liaison, Oncology, Lung & GU Tumors

Working with Bristol Myers Squibb offers challenging, meaningful, and life-changing opportunities. The MSL engages in peer-to-peer scientific dialogue with healthcare system leaders within a defined geography to translate science into patient care, with a focus on oncology in Lung & GU tumors. The role is field-based and involves substantial time in the field with external stakeholders while supporting internal partners and maintaining therapeutic expertise.

Field - Northern California, San Francisco

• Develop trusted relationships with academic and community Thought Leaders in Oncology through high-quality peer-to-peer scientific dialogue in proactive and reactive settings.
• Medical engagement: collaborate with TLs to gain insights on the clinical landscape, develop a medical plan aligned with product and disease area goals, engage with medical societies and guideline committees, provide training for external speakers, and support pre- and peri-launch activities and lifecycle management (LCM) efforts.
• Provide medical support to address unsolicited HCP questions in real time, including via the Medical on Call capability.
• Document and achieve annual goals; leverage digital capabilities to enhance engagement.
• Clinical Trial engagement: advise on study feasibilities, liaise with large accounts to address clinical barriers and equitable access, lead major evidence read-outs with investigators, support interventional and non-interventional studies, ensure pharmacovigilance alignment, and support CRO-sponsored studies as defined by the study scope.
• Support HCPs in ISR submission and execution, and ensure investigators understand pharmacovigilance procedures; utilize the field medical plan to guide interactions.

• MD, PharmD, PhD, APP, PA, NP with disease-area focus or relevant pharmaceutical experience; field medical expertise preferred.
• Working in scientific/clinical research environments; deep understanding of TL environment and needs.
• Strong oncology experience; knowledge of scientific publications; understanding of clinical trial design and regulatory guidelines; experience in a scientific dialogue with HCPs.
• Travel readiness; ability to operate in field settings and interact with investigators and clinical thought leaders.

• Scientific Agility: ability to discuss data clearly with TLs/HCPs; critical appraisal of publications; understanding of trial design and regulatory requirements; effective communication of data.
• Patient-centricity and enterprise-mindedness: focus on patient journey and enterprise objectives; resilience and adaptability.
• Analytical and Technological Agility: data analysis, HCP segmentation, CE^3 analytics, CRM tools, and digital communication capabilities.
• Teamwork and cross-functional collaboration; ability to navigate Matrix organizations and support RWE projects.

Compensation range: Field - United States - US $163,330 to $197,915. Additional incentive cash and stock opportunities may be available. Final pay determined by experience. Benefits may vary by location. For more information, see the careers site.

Benefits include health coverage, wellbeing programs, 401(k) and disability insurance, life and other protections. Paid Time Off and other time-off programs are described on the careers site and may vary by location.

BMS occupancy model includes site-essential, site-by-design, field-based, and remote-by-design roles. On-site requirements and hybrid options are defined by role. BMS is committed to accessibility and reasonable accommodations; inquiries can be directed to (see below)

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R1598376 Medical Science Liaison, Oncology, Lung & GU Tumors (Northern California)