MSL CART Andalucía Oriental

Hiring company: Johnson & Johnson At Johnson & Johnson, we believe health is everything. Our strength in healthcare innovation empowers us to build a world where complex diseases are prevented, treated, and cured, where treatments are smarter and less invasive, and solutions are personal. Through our expertise in Innovative Medicine and MedTech, we are uniquely positioned to innovate across the full spectrum of healthcare solutions today to deliver the breakthroughs of tomorrow, and profoundly impact health for humanity. Learn more at jnj.com. As guided by Our Credo, Johnson & Johnson is responsible to our employees who work with us throughout the world. We provide an inclusive work environment where each person is considered as an individual. At Johnson & Johnson, we respect the diversity and dignity of our employees and recognize their merit. Job Function Medical Affairs Group Job Sub Function Medical Science Liaison Job Category Scientific/Technology All Job Posting Locations: Madrid, Spain Job Description Johnson & Johnson, a leading company in the sector, is seeking to incorporate a Medical Scientific Liaison professional for its CART and Bispecific Multiple Myeloma unit with residence in Granada or Málaga. With the most interesting portfolio and pipeline in the sector, J&J offers the opportunity to be part of an innovative, cutting-edge project and a reference point within the pharmaceutical industry. As part of Johnson & Johnson, our mission is to transform patients' lives through the discovery and development of innovative solutions to address the most important medical needs of our time. We are looking to incorporate talented professionals with unlimited desire to contribute, learn, and be good team players, willing to face any challenge and achieve excellent results. We seek individuals capable of identifying opportunities and proactively fostering their own development. Main Functions to Perform • Keep abreast of medical and scientific knowledge. • Continuously update knowledge on products, patient treatment trends, clinical activities, and studies conducted within the therapeutic area in your region. • Develop and maintain a contact network with leading specialists. • Understand their needs, key value drivers, practical treatment patterns, and scientific activities within the therapeutic area. • Communicate the value of company products, including clinical questionnaire discussions. • Through scientific interactions, communicate medical benefits of products and contribute to fostering innovative approaches. • Represent the company within professional associations in the therapeutic area in cooperation with Medical Affairs, Medical Education, and other positions in the Medical Affairs Department. • Provide proactive and reactive communication of medical scientific data according to the following criteria. • Proactive scientific communication to leading specialists must be consistent with the most recently approved Summary of Product Characteristics regarding the safe and effective use of approved products in approved indications. The content of scientific communication should be highly scientific, accurate, fair, and objective, based on an up-to-date evaluation of all relevant evidence, and reflect that evidence clearly, using neither marketing claims nor brand names. • In some very specific circumstances, the MSL can interact proactively with non-leading specialists. The program should be clearly defined in the MSL Country Activity Plan, providing the rationale, objectives, content, timelines, and selection criteria of the HCPs to be involved. • Description of R&D programs and discussion of regulatory developments with no promotional intent are also part of scientific communication. • Reactive communication of medical scientific data can be provided upon request to any healthcare professional, within the approved label or off-label. The request should come either directly from the HCP or via the Medical Information department. MSLs are required to document all off-label information requests they receive from leading specialists and other HCPs with whom they may interact. • Organization and participation in medical education activities at local and regional level. • Identify, support, and educate speakers. • Build medical education programs with scientific third parties. • Collaborate with the Medical Education manager in national medical education activities. • Provide scientific material upon request. MSLs may initiate discussions with potential speakers, discussing documents and slides that may be helpful for future presentations. • Organization and participation in advisory boards in cooperation with Medical Affairs, Medical Education, and other positions in the Medical Affairs Department. • Market access discussions. MSLs can present highly scientific, accurate, fair, and objective data to payors (Hospital Formulary Committees, Health Insurers, Health Technology Assessment Committees, etc.) to provide them with objective information about company products. • Pre-approval activities. MSLs can engage in interactions with payors to raise awareness so that they can plan and budget for patients to receive the product when it becomes available. MSLs can organize speaker training to prepare speakers for delivering presentations to other HCPs when marketing authorization is granted. • Provision of scientific support to company sales representatives and other company representatives. • Provide medical and product training and scientific support to sales representatives in coordination with the Training and Medical Affairs Department as appropriate. • Act as a reference point for sales representatives for any scientific query, in collaboration with Medical Information as appropriate. • Local implementation of the Medical Affairs Plan in your areas. • Support the setup and follow-up of locally sponsored company studies, registries, and other non-interventional Medical Affairs studies.