1. Medical Science Liaison Clinical Science Liaison BY: Jamar G.

2. Clinical Laboratory Science

4. The medical science liaison and clinical science liaison works in laboratory to find out what is the cause of what happen. When something goes to the lab it is going to get check up on it to see what’s wrong. So

5. Job Description MEDICAL SCIENCE LIAISON – CLINICAL SCIENCE LIAISON My client is committed to delivering innovative therapies designed to improve the lives of patients worldwide. They are a global biopharmaceutical company that is helping to turn incurable diseases into manageable conditions. The company offers $90,000 to $125,000 per year depending on experience plus a company car and full benefit package.

6. Conducting respective regional field management of Registry activities in a variety of health care organizations consisting of both academic and non-academic medical centers. Providing suitable project-related scientific education at investigator sites. Working in conjunction with the Clinical Sciences Research Group, CRO’s, and in-house personnel to align on all community based medical affairs initiatives. Advanced Degree preferred (MS, PharmD, PhD, MD), plus 2 or more years pharma industry experience or RN, BSN and 2 or more years pharma industry plus clinical experience OR equivalent.

7. Serving as the primary field based medical affairs representative within community based practices to support community focused medical affairs initiatives. Identifying and developing relationships with key thought leaders relative to scientific initiatives within disease states of strategic importance. Identifying and profiling community based investigators and institutions in order to assess their ability to participate in observational registries, conducting investigator initiated trials, participating in company sponsored studies

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