Senior Medical Science Liaison

VaxcyteBiotechnology

Remote - United StatesFull-TimeSenior

Salary204,000 - 238,000 USD per year

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Job Details

Experience: At least 8 years

Requirements

Advanced degree (PharmD, PhD, MD, or equivalent) in life sciences, immunology, infectious diseases, or public health preferred
At least 8 years relevant experience in a clinical, research, or industry-related medical role
Experience in Medical Affairs preferred
Deep understanding of immunization science, epidemiology, and vaccine development
Exceptional communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills
Ability to travel significantly

Responsibilities

Build and maintain peer-to-peer relationships with prominent physicians, researchers, key organizations, and high profile key opinion leaders (KOLs) at academic institutions and clinics
Conduct peer-to-peer discussions with prominent physicians, researchers, and other key opinion leaders (KOLs) regarding unmet medical need, vaccine efficacy, safety, and public health impact
Present clinical data and disease prevention strategies at conferences, advisory boards, and educational forums
Partner with local and national public health organizations to support immunization campaigns and address vaccine hesitancy
Participate in and help organize advisory board meetings with KOLs
Represent Vaxcyte at relevant medical conferences and scientific meetings, engaging in scientific exchange and gathering competitive intelligence
Support in identification of clinical trial sites and provide scientific input on vaccine-related protocols and investigator-initiated studies
Gather field intelligence on emerging infectious disease trends, vaccination barriers, and unmet medical needs
Work closely with internal teams to update/align scientific messaging and contribute to strategic planning
Uphold ethical standards and regulatory guidelines in all field activities

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