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Bristol Myers Squibb

Makes drugs for cancer, blood and immune diseases

Manager – Medical Science Liaison - Cardiovascular

Biology & BiotechConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeTokyo, JapanNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of clinical development (Phase I–IV), investigator-sponsored research, and post-marketing surveillance in Japan.
  • Knowledge of applicable Japanese regulations and codes, including Medical Affairs-related laws, the Fair Competition Code, the Promotion Code, and other relevant local regulations and compliance standards.
  • Ability to analyze information from Thought Leader interactions, surveys, and public sources to identify medical needs and potential risks.
  • Ability to translate insights into Medical Strategy-aligned activities and execute them compliantly.
  • Strong professional communication skills appropriate for the Japanese medical and business environment, both internally and externally.
  • Ability to conduct scientific discussions and build appropriate relationships with healthcare professionals.
  • Minimum of 1 year of Medical Affairs experience within the Japanese pharmaceutical industry.
  • Native-level written Japanese, including the ability to write formal business Japanese and medical/scientific documents in the assigned area.
  • Native-level spoken Japanese, including the ability to conduct in-depth medical discussions with healthcare professionals and build trust-based relationships.
  • Business-level English, including the ability to understand medical literature in the assigned area and general business documents written in English.
  • Willingness and ability to travel as required for business purposes.

Responsibilities

  • Plan and execute field medical activities in alignment with the Medical Strategy and Unified Brand Plan within the cardiovascular franchise.
  • Engage in high-quality, two-way scientific discussions with Thought Leaders, specialists, and healthcare professionals to generate insights on disease areas, the treatment landscape, and unmet medical needs.
  • Conduct scientific and clinical dialogue based on disease and product profiles to support launch preparation and life cycle management activities.
  • Analyze and summarize insights collected from field interactions and share them appropriately with internal stakeholders, including the Medical Department and relevant cross-functional teams such as Commercial.
  • Contribute to refinement of medical strategies and support activities for appropriate post-launch information dissemination.
  • Collaborate with the Medical Lead, global teams, and partner companies to support execution of field medical activities aligned with area and development strategies.
  • Respond to unsolicited medical inquiries from Thought Leaders, specialists, and healthcare professionals with scientifically accurate, balanced, and compliant information in accordance with Japanese regulations and company policies.
  • Provide insights to clinical development teams regarding study feasibility within the therapeutic area, based on understanding of the medical field and interactions with potential investigators, as agreed with Home Office Medical and Research and Development.
  • Support healthcare professionals in investigator-sponsored research submission, execution, and follow-up processes in accordance with Home Office Medical guidance.
  • Continuously develop and maintain scientific expertise and communication skills through team learning and training opportunities.
  • Leverage digital tools and platforms to enhance the quality and efficiency of medical engagement.

Desired Qualifications

  • Knowledge of the assigned cardiovascular therapeutic area, including disease mechanisms, epidemiology, and standard of care and treatment practices in Japan.
  • Advanced academic or professional background in medical, pharmaceutical, or biological sciences (for example, a PhD or Master's degree, or a pharmacist qualification), or equivalent knowledge and experience.

About the Company

Bristol Myers Squibb

Makes drugs for cancer, blood and immune diseases

Bristol Myers Squibb discovers, develops and sells prescription medicines for serious illnesses, including cancer, blood disorders, immune diseases and heart disease, for patients treated by doctors and hospitals around the world. Its best-known drug is Opdivo, an immunotherapy that helps the body's own immune system find and attack many kinds of cancer. Researchers develop drug candidates in its labs or bring them in through acquisitions and partnerships, then test them in clinical trials to win regulatory approval. The company makes and markets the approved medicines and earns its revenue from sales of patent-protected drugs. Its roots go back to a business founded in 1887, and it is based in Lawrence Township, New Jersey.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Lawrence Township, NJ
Founded
1887

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