Medical Science Liaison

• Engage in peer-to-peer scientific dialogue with regional, national, and healthcare professional thought leaders within a defined geography
• Engage top HCPs in high-disease-burden hospitals
• Translate scientific evidence into patient care
• Capture medical insights and advise cross-functional partners as a clinical and scientific advisor
• Ensure interactions align with enterprise and medical strategies and support patient access to BMS medicines
• Address scientific questions beyond approved assets and indications
• Conduct pre-launch, peri-launch, and lifecycle medical engagement
• Deliver educational dialogue and share clinical evidence according to physician needs and the field medical plan
• Serve on a scheduled basis as Medical on Call, answering unsolicited off-label and technically complex questions virtually
• Spend the majority of time in the field interacting with investigators, clinical thought leaders, and other external stakeholders
• Develop trusted relationships with academic and community neurology thought leaders through proactive and reactive interactions
• Collaborate with thought leaders to gather clinical-landscape insights and develop product- and disease-focused medical plans
• Engage medical societies, patient advocacy groups, and guideline committee members
• Train external speakers as needed
• Engage payers during pre- and peri-launch phases with fHEOR and Account Executives
• Document and achieve annual goals
• Leverage digital capabilities to enhance medical engagement
• Advise clinical development teams on study and site feasibility
• Liaise with large accounts regarding clinical barriers and equitable access to trials
• Lead major evidence read-outs with clinical trial investigators
• Support interventional and non-interventional research studies, including identifying and assessing study sites
• Support HCPs through ISR submission, execution, and follow-up
• Ensure investigators understand and apply BMS pharmacovigilance procedures and alert personnel to adverse events
• Support CRO-sponsored studies as agreed with home office medical and GDO

Medical Science Liaison, Neurodegeneration

• Develop and implement a scientific engagement plan for the Michigan territory
• Conduct two-way scientific exchange with KOLs and HCPs
• Cultivate professional relationships with community and academic HCPs/KOLs
• Use MSL tools and insights to identify gaps, risks, and opportunities
• Leverage AI tools to improve decision-making, processes, efficiency, and outcomes
• Identify provider educational needs and provide tailored, scientifically balanced responses
• Deliver scientific data through clear dialogue and presentations
• Collect and submit actionable insights informing medical strategy, asset planning, and cross-functional discussions
• Support investigators and internal partners for company-sponsored and investigator-initiated studies
• Respond to unsolicited research and clinical inquiries with objective, compliant information
• Execute Medical Affairs strategy and MSL priorities
• Collaborate with MSL field partners, R&D, US and Global Medical Affairs, clinical operations, Sales, and Marketing
• Maintain scientific acumen through self-study, journal clubs, seminars, congresses, and peer discussions
• Foster inclusion and belonging
• Maintain knowledge of regulatory, healthcare compliance, ethical conduct, and Medical Affairs SOPs
• Develop performance and development plans and conduct leadership projects with the direct manager
• Complete administrative requirements such as expense reports and activity documentation

Senior Medical Science Liaison – Hematology

• Develop and implement a scientific engagement plan for the Michigan territory aligned with Medical Affairs strategy and medical objectives
• Engage in two-way scientific exchange with KOLs and HCPs
• Cultivate professional relationships with community and academic HCPs/KOLs
• Use MSL tools and insights to identify gaps, risks, and opportunities
• Leverage AI tools and insights to improve decision-making, processes, efficiency, and outcomes
• Identify provider educational needs and provide tailored, scientifically balanced responses
• Present complex clinical evidence through clear, effective scientific dialogue
• Collect and submit actionable insights informing medical strategy, asset planning, and cross-functional discussions
• Support investigators and internal partners for company-sponsored and investigator-initiated studies
• Respond to unsolicited research and clinical inquiries with objective, compliant information
• Execute Medical Affairs strategy and MSL priorities while adapting to evolving data and organizational priorities
• Collaborate compliantly with MSL field partners, R&D, US and Global Medical Affairs, clinical operations, Sales, and Marketing
• Maintain scientific acumen through self-study, journal clubs, seminars, congresses, and peer discussions
• Foster inclusion and belonging internally and externally
• Maintain competence in regulatory, healthcare compliance, ethical conduct, and Medical Affairs SOPs
• Develop a performance and development plan and conduct leadership projects with the direct manager
• Complete administrative requirements, including expense reports and activity documentation