Senior Medical Science Liaison

1w1 week ago

Supernus Pharmaceuticals

Washington, US · Full-time · $170,000 – $194,000

About this role

Supernus Pharmaceuticals is an award-winning biopharmaceutical company with more than 30 years of experience in developing and commercializing products that treat central nervous system diseases. Supernus develops innovative products that help treat neurological and psychiatric conditions. Currently, 8 products are making a real impact on patient outcomes.

The Senior Medical Science Liaison bridges the gap between Supernus and the medical community as a scientific expert. This role educates healthcare professionals, builds relationships with Key Opinion Leaders, and collects real-world insights on postpartum depression, depression, and related therapies.

Day-to-day duties include establishing peer-to-peer relationships with regional KOLs, HCPs, academic centers, and health care systems. Provide compliant educational programs, presentations, and scientifically accurate responses to unsolicited medical information requests. Develop and execute regional territory plans aligned with Medical Affairs strategies.

Collaborate with cross-functional partners including commercial sales, marketing, R&D, Regulatory, and Legal. Contribute to Medical Affairs strategic and tactical plans, participate in initiatives, and lead projects. Field-based role requires up to 50-75% travel.

Requirements

MD, PharmD, PhD, or Doctor of Nursing, or other neuroscience degree with minimum three years of pharmaceutical industry experience as Medical Affairs
Five years of pharmaceutical industry experience preferred
Previous experience in psychiatry, neurology, or neuroscience preferred
Previous experience with product launches, clinical development, or Pharmacoeconomics a plus
Ability to work independently and as part of a team while maintaining high ethical standards of integrity and quality
Self-starter with innovative and dynamic approach to work
Ability to consistently exhibit Supernus Values in interactions
Authorized to legally work in the United States without visa sponsorship

Responsibilities

Establish and maintain peer-to-peer relationships with regional/national KOLs, HCPs, academic centers, and health care systems
Serve as subject matter expert on clinical and medical information for relevant neuroscience specialty areas
Provide scientifically accurate, compliant responses to unsolicited requests for medical information
Deliver compliant educational programs and presentations to HCPs and healthcare systems
Identify, develop, and execute regional territory plans for compliant medical personnel engagement aligned with Medical Affairs strategies
Collaborate with cross-functional partners including commercial sales, marketing, R&D, Regulatory, and Legal
Assist with identification of company grant opportunities directed towards improvements in patient care
Contribute to Medical Affairs strategic and tactical development plans and lead projects