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Amylyx Pharmaceuticals

Biopharmaceutical company developing neurodegenerative therapies

Regional Scientific Director - Medical Science Liaison

Biology & BiotechPosted on Nov 9
Full-timeRemote

About the Job

Requirements

  • An advanced degree such as a PhD, PharmD, DNP, DHSc, or MD is required.
  • Eight or more years of experience as a field medical scientist (Medical Science Liaison) is preferred for the Regional Scientific Director level, or relevant medical affairs experience.
  • Five to eight years of experience as a field medical scientist (Medical Science Liaison) is preferred for the Associate, Regional Scientific Director level, or relevant medical affairs experience.
  • Experience driving medical affairs projects, including data generation projects, abstracts, and educational materials.
  • Presentation, communication, and project management skills.
  • Ability to understand and effectively communicate the scientific and medical benefits of pharmaceutical products to the medical community.
  • Strong data analysis skills.
  • Ability to facilitate meetings effectively.
  • Ability to work independently and function successfully as a team member.
  • Ability to travel within the assigned region 3–4 days per week, including overnight stays, and to travel to medical meetings, team meetings, and other group meetings, including some weekends.
  • A valid driver’s license.
  • Access to a remote work setting that supports privacy, reliable internet, phone access, and video conferencing.

Responsibilities

  • Respond to questions from key opinion leaders and healthcare providers with fair and balanced scientific and medical responses.
  • Manage questions concerning safety, adherence, and off-label data on Amylyx products.
  • Provide ongoing medical and scientific education to field and headquarters teams.
  • Support clinical initiatives, including site identification, trial recruitment, registry work, and presentation of final approved data.
  • Conduct regular and extensive literature reviews, develop presentations, and assist with publications and medical communications.
  • Develop and execute prioritized plans for key opinion leaders, institutions, and societies.
  • Develop and execute a strategic territory plan for medical and therapeutic-area objectives, collaborating with Scientific Communication, Real World Evidence, and medical directors to address the needs of key institutions and key opinion leaders.
  • Represent medical affairs at medical congresses by educating stakeholders on pipeline products, collecting competitive intelligence, and reviewing symposia, abstracts, poster presentations, and other data.
  • Identify and support data-generation projects, content development, review of scientific education materials, clinical-site participation, and internal publications.
  • Support commercial team functions, including internal training, speaker-training programs, scientific-material review, and competitive insights for therapeutic-area planning.
  • Apply conceptual and practical knowledge of local and regional payers and understand how payer relationships affect patient-care delivery in the region.
  • Maintain compliance with internal and external legal and regulatory guidelines.
  • Serve as a field-based scientific and medical expert to the medical and academic community, establishing and maintaining relationships with key opinion leaders and healthcare providers to support timely, ethical, and stakeholder-focused dissemination of clinical and scientific information.
  • Contribute external-stakeholder insights to medical planning and contribute to the design and execution of the Medical Affairs strategy and plan.
  • Engage healthcare providers in response to scientific education and research needs using available resources and provide emerging data in response to specific inquiries, as appropriate.
  • Provide credible and unbiased scientific information, identify and execute strategic medical affairs projects, and support home-office medical activities.
  • Build relationships with key institutions and practices to understand provider and patient journeys, study capabilities, and opportunities to apply local medical resources to improve patient care.
  • Educate the medical and advocacy communities by driving disease awareness and addressing unmet medical needs.
  • Participate in planning and executing advisory board meetings and other programs, including developing topics and slide content and reviewing data with speakers.
  • Work with regional account teams to deliver payer presentations in support of patient access.

Desired Qualifications

  • Endocrinology and rare-disease experience; experience with neuromuscular disorders is beneficial.
  • Well-established networks with endocrinology key opinion leaders.
  • Candidates residing in the Chicago metropolitan area, Minneapolis, or Milwaukee are preferred.

About the Company

Amylyx Pharmaceuticals

Biopharmaceutical company developing neurodegenerative therapies

Amylyx Pharmaceuticals develops treatments for neurodegenerative diseases, with a focus on ALS and Alzheimer's disease. Its main asset is AMX0035, currently in clinical trials, including the CENTAUR study for ALS and the PEGASUS study for late mild cognitive impairment or early dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease. The company advances products through rigorous, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials to demonstrate safety and efficacy before pursuing commercialization. In addition to research, Amylyx engages in awareness and community campaigns to support patients, caregivers, and researchers. The company aims to bring validated therapies to market to improve patient outcomes and generate revenue by selling treatments to healthcare providers and patients.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Cambridge, MA
Founded
2013

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