Senior Medical Science Liaison - US West

Accountabilities and Responsibilities

•      Establish, build, and maintain collaborative relationships with subject matter experts, investigators, institutions, and other key external stakeholders by providing disease state education and communicating the value of NGN-401 for Rett syndrome.
•      Engage in peer-to-peer scientific exchange of complex medical and scientific information with disease state experts. Present scientifically rigorous value-based information to payer stakeholders.
•      Present medical/scientific medical education to internal and external groups that are tailored to the specific audience.
•      Develop and cultivate relationships with cross-functional partners. Work closely with HQ Clinical/Medical to efficiently respond to questions from the field.
•      Gather medical insights that help to inform corporate strategy and clinical/medical initiatives.  
•      Build and manage Congress and KOL engagement plans.
•      Represent Neurogene at relevant medical/scientific conferences and meetings.
•      Keep abreast of current and emerging data as it relates to Neurogene’s areas of focus and sharing learnings from other neurodevelopmental/gene therapy/genetic medicine programs to help inform Neurogene’s planning and development.

Minimum Requirements

Education

•         Advanced degree (PharmD, PhD, DNP, MD, DO) or Master’s Level Certified Genetic Counselor (CGC)

Experience

•     Minimum of 6 years’ experience in the biopharmaceutical industry with at least 4 years’ experience as an MSL required
•       Experience working in translational/clinical development is a plus
•       Experience and comfort working on special projects including Medical Information, Publications, and Advisory Boards required
•       Experience in CNS/neurology, gene therapy/genetic medicine, and rare disease strongly preferred. Experience in neurodevelopmental disorders with relevant KOL relationships is a plus.
•        Product launch experience is a plus

Knowledge, Skills and Attributes

•      Ability to understand and articulate complex medical and scientific information to internal and external stakeholders and tailor information for a specific audience
•     Outstanding presentation, written, and oral communication skills
•      Ability to identify, cultivate and maintain key external relationships with key stakeholders
•      Ability to inform and influence key external stakeholders through educational initiatives and scientific exchange
•      Ability to demonstrate the impact and value of Field Medical Affairs to the organization
•      Ability to manage competing priorities and projects
•      Ability to prioritize and manage expectations while analyzing complex issues
•      Thrive in a fast-paced innovative environment while remaining agile and adaptive
•      Ability to maintain the highest degree of confidentiality and integrity; uphold the company’s high ethics and professionalism
•      Adhere to corporate policies in all activities, including those related to clinical trials, scientific interactions with internal and external groups, and unsolicited requests for medical/scientific information.
•      Continuous, strong focus on delivering results in a performance-based culture.
•      Ability to track and measure performance against defined metrics.
•      Self-starter with high degree of energy, independence, initiative, and self-motivation, as illustrated by the ability to instill a sense of pace and urgency into the team.
•      Someone who moves fast and decisively in a balanced manner, with a passion for the growing company.
•      Passionate, collaborative, creative, willing to take prudent risks, and motivated by the creation of a company focused on transformative treatments for patients and their families.
•      Reside within the assigned territory (US West) and ability to travel is required to engage with KOLs, attend medical congresses, and attend HQ meetings up to 60% of the time.

Work Environment

• Remote (US West) with travel required