Medical Science Liaison (Cardio - FR/NL/EN)

<p>Our client is looking for an experienced <b>Medical Science Liaison (MSL) </b> to support its Cardiovascular activities across Belgium. </p><p>This is a <b>national, primarily field-based role </b>, with direct engagement with physicians and other relevant healthcare professionals across Belgium. </p><p>The successful candidate will take over an <b>established portfolio of KOLs and physician relationships </b>. The objective is therefore not to build a network from scratch, but to maintain continuity, strengthen existing scientific relationships and deliver ongoing Medical Affairs activities. </p><p>The client is looking for somebody who can <b>become operational quickly, work independently and confidently represent Medical Affairs in the field.<br/> </b> </p><h3>Key MSL Activities </h3><ul><li>Act as a field-based scientific and medical point of contact for healthcare professionals across Belgium. </li><li>Take ownership of an existing portfolio of <b>KOLs, physicians and scientific stakeholders </b>. </li><li>Maintain and develop the quality of existing scientific relationships rather than establishing a new network. </li><li>Conduct regular <b>face-to-face and virtual scientific exchanges </b> with physicians. </li><li>Communicate and discuss relevant scientific and clinical information in a clear, balanced and credible way. </li><li>Discuss clinical data, publications, treatment approaches and developments within the cardiovascular therapeutic area. </li><li>Respond appropriately to scientific and medical questions from healthcare professionals. </li><li>Gather relevant <b>medical and scientific insights from the field </b> and communicate these internally to Medical Affairs colleagues. </li><li>Identify emerging scientific topics, questions, unmet needs and trends coming from healthcare professionals. </li><li>Support Medical Affairs activities such as <b>advisory boards, scientific meetings, congresses and medical education initiatives </b>, where required. </li><li>Collaborate closely with the Medical Advisor and wider Medical Affairs team. </li><li>Ensure high-quality follow-up with existing external stakeholders. </li><li>Manage field activities and stakeholder interactions independently across the Belgian territory. </li><li>Work in line with applicable Medical Affairs processes, compliance requirements and scientific standards. </li> </ul><h3>Must-Have Requirements </h3><ul><li><b>Minimum 1 year of actual MSL experience. </b> </li><li>Previous direct, field-based interaction with physicians and/or KOLs. </li><li>Strong scientific communication and presentation skills. </li><li>Confident conducting scientific discussions with healthcare professionals. </li><li>Able to work independently and become operational quickly. </li><li><b>Fluent in Dutch, French and English. </b> </li><li>Comfortable travelling nationally across Belgium. </li><li>Strong organisational and stakeholder-management skills. </li><li>Motivated, adaptable and able to quickly learn a new therapeutic area. </li><li>Existing right to work in Europe. </li> </ul><p>Previous Medical Affairs experience without direct MSL experience would <b>not be sufficient on its own </b>, as the assignment requires someone who can quickly take ownership of field activities. </p><h3>Strong Pluses </h3><ul><li>Previous experience within Cardiovascular / Cardiology. </li><li>Existing knowledge of cardiovascular diseases, treatments or clinical data. </li><li>Previous MSL experience within pharmaceutical or biotechnology organisations. </li><li>Experience managing a national or broad geographical MSL territory. </li><li>Experience supporting advisory boards, congresses and other Medical Affairs activities. </li> </ul><h3>Cardiovascular experience is preferred but not mandatory. </h3><p>An experienced MSL from another therapeutic area who demonstrates strong scientific ability and can quickly learn the cardiovascular landscape could be a strong fit. </p><h3>Contract information </h3><ul><li>Indefinite duration contract with Oxford Global Resources. </li><li>Start: Urgent, ideally before the end of 2026. </li> </ul> #J-18808-Ljbffr