Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology)

Glaxo Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham
Full Time
₹28 Lakhs - ₹35 Lakhs
Worli, Mumbai
Posted 6h ago

Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology)

Glaxo Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham

Job description

Want to work in the medical strategy field for liver diseases? Apply for this Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology) role at GSK, Worli, Mumbai focusing on Chronic Hepatitis B, MASH, scientific leadership and patient centricity.

 Company Description 

GSK is a global biopharmaceutical company that researches, develops and manufactures vaccines and medications. Its science-based work is for the prevention and treatment of diseases. It is a speciality pharmaceuticals and vaccines company, with teams working collaboratively to improve patient outcomes.

 Job Summary 

GSK seeks a Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology) in Worli, Mumbai, to shape strategy for chronic hepatitis B and MASH. The role provides medical input into brand strategy, evidence generation, company-sponsored clinical studies, patient support programmes, and scientific engagement with external experts. Applicants need an MBBS plus postgraduate qualification and 8–10 years’ pharma industry/head-office experience; relevant therapy-area experience is desirable, not mandatory.

 Key Responsibilities 

  • Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology) provides medical inputs to develop and implement brand strategies, including non-promotional activities and evidence-generation proposals.

  • Lead or support company-sponsored clinical studies as a study delivery lead, clinical sciences lead, or medical monitor, and evaluate investigator-sponsored study proposals.

  • Strategically manage Patient Support Programmes and identify opportunities to improve patient-centred care.

  • Collaborate with key external experts at scientific congresses, symposia, continuing medical education programmes, and launch meetings; deliver scientific presentations and healthcare professional training.

  • Respond to medical enquiries, review and approve non-promotional materials in accordance with GSK policies and local regulations, support formulary presentations, evaluate new product opportunities, and maintain up-to-date prescribing information as Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology) .

 Educational Qualification 

  • MBBS with a postgraduate qualification in Medicine, Pharmacology, or another specialised medical branch for the Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology) role.

  • Postgraduate degree in Pharmacology is a preferred qualification.

  • Minimum 8 to 10 years of work experience in pharmaceutical sector or related head office expertise.

  • Therapy-area experience: Hepatology experience would be a plus.

 Skills Required 

  • Understanding of the rules and regulations that apply to interactions with healthcare professionals (HCPs).

  • Interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills with the ability to interact with cross-functional stakeholders.

  • Knowledge of chronic hepatitis B, MASH and related clinical data and advances within the therapeutic domain.

  • Capacity to provide high-quality scientific presentations, technical publications and non-promotional medical material.

  • Ability to contribute to the brand strategy, evidence generating planning and patient support activities.

  • Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology) should have the knowledge of local legislation and suitable standards for non-promotional materials and HCP interactions.

  • Ability to form relationships with essential external experts, work across functions, give and receive constructive criticism, and encourage team development.

 Salary Structure 

The monthly remuneration of a Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology) is in the range of ₹28- ₹35 Lakhs per year.

 Career Development 

This position, as a Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology) has the potential to deliver extensive experience in hepatology medical affairs, evidence generation, clinical development and patient-support strategy. It also enables better scientific communication, stakeholder involvement and cross-functional leadership skills, supporting promotion to senior medical affairs leadership roles.

 How to Apply 

  • Open our job portal. Search for Field Based Medical Science Liaison (Hepatology) listing.

  • Review the full job information and check the eligibility conditions.

  • Fill out the application form.

  • Upload your resume.

  • Submit your application.

Employment Type: Full Time
Industry: Healthcare
Role Category: Non Clinical Jobs
Application: External (Company Site)

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Bachelor's Degree

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