Medical Science Liaison - Haemophilia

About the role

Sobi, a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on rare diseases, is looking for a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) in haemophilia based in Switzerland. The MSL builds trusted scientific relationships with key opinion leaders and healthcare professionals, supports medical education and stakeholder engagement, and helps ensure local perspectives inform regional and global plans.

Key responsibilities

• Build and maintain peer-to-peer scientific relationships with KOLs, experts and healthcare professionals in haemophilia
• Deliver balanced medical and scientific communication in line with approved plans and requirements
• Develop and run stakeholder engagement plans, and independently initiate presentations, clinical data discussions, educational programs and medical value propositions
• Work with Medical Affairs colleagues on medical education, presentations and publications
• Plan, organise and run scientific advisory boards
• Support the Swiss country team's local medical tactics and contribute to regional and global plans
• Collaborate with the local patient access team and support ISSs and local studies
• Coordinate medical information enquiries with colleagues in Stockholm
• Attend local, regional and global congresses and symposia, and build links with scientific societies, health authorities, hospitals and NGOs
• Provide medical input to management, including advice on legal and compliance matters, and adapt global slide decks locally
• Maintain compliant CRM documentation and keep therapeutic knowledge up to date

Required profile

• University degree in medicine, science, pharmacy, veterinary medicine or another relevant field meeting Swiss HCP interaction requirements
• At least two years' experience in the pharmaceutical industry
• Fluency in German and English; French is an advantage
• Strong understanding of the Swiss healthcare system and its regulatory, safety, legal and compliance requirements
• Willingness to travel daily, including overnight business trips of typically one to three nights per month
• Experience in haemophilia, haematology, rare diseases or orphan drugs, and in Medical Affairs, clinical science, clinical development, market access or new-product launches, is an advantage

Required skills

• Proficiency with modern IT and office software
• Ability to communicate complex scientific information clearly and build relationships with KOLs
• Structured, proactive and able to work independently with minimal supervision