Janssen is recruiting for *Medical Science liaison role *to be located in Cairo.

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Summary of the job:
The main tasks of *Medical Science Liaison *in *Janssen *are:
To be a therapeutic area scientific expert, responsible for discussing our Therapeutic areas, patients’ treatment trends and studies in the therapeutic areas in which we are involved, on a peer-to-peer basis with a defined audience of Leading Specialists (Physicians, Pharmacists, Hospital Managers, Board Members of Scientific Societies, and other stakeholders) and to be considered a trusted scientific counterpart and partner.

Duties & Responsibilities:

  • To keep abreast of medical and scientific knowledge.:

  • Continuously update their knowledge of patient’s treatment trends, guidelines, clinical activities and studies within the therapeutic area and patient's treatment trends in the region

  • Identify evolving scientific concepts with future clinical implications.
  • Development and maintenance of a *contact network with Leading Specialists *.
  • Understand their needs, key value drivers, practical treatment patterns and scientific activities within the therapeutic area.
  • *Develop and execute an external stakeholder management plan *in close collaboration and coordination with other functions including HEMAR, Commercial, Global clinical operations, medical information and pharmacovigilance.
  • Through scientific interactions, champion the medical value of our products fairly based on the risk-benefit profile of our drugs and contribute to the fostering of innovative approaches.
  • Represent the company to other therapeutic area stakeholders including professional associations and patient organisations in cooperation with Medical Advisor(s)/Medical Director
  • Recognize and nurture relationships with rising stars within the scientific community.
  • *Proactive and reactive communication *of medical scientific data to Leading Specialists and broader external health-care related audiences:

  • Communicate non-promotional general information about our company, including pipeline, research and development programs and other relevant information.

  • Respond to unsolicited scientific queries from customers for approved products and products/indications in development, based on Medical Affairs and Medical Information documents.
  • Use digital technologies and new media to support proactive and reactive communication.
  • Organization and participation in Medical Education activities:

  • Identify/support/educate speakers.

  • Build Medical Education programs with scientific third parties and scientific steering committees.
  • Participation in *Advisory Boards *in cooperation with Medical Lead/Medical director
  • Provision of scientific support to company Sales Representatives:

  • Provide medical and product training and scientific support to Sales Representatives in coordination with Training Departments as appropriate.

  • Act as a reference point for sales representatives for any scientific query, in collaboration with Medical Information as appropriate
  • Support Medical Affairs *clinical activities' strategy, planning, design and *execution **in close co-operation with GCO and CROs when applicable.
  • Support the set up and follow up of registries and other non-interventional Medical Affairs studies.
  • Understand *Real World Evidence (RWE) *methodologies, identify data needs and opportunities, support protocol development and engage in discussions with customers to help design RWE projects.
  • Propose investigators and sites for interventional and non-interventional Medical Affairs studies.
  • Support GCO and CROs in site set up, management and issue resolution.
  • Contribute to preparation and conduct of investigator meetings, recruitment follow-up and study result presentation.
  • Manage investigator proposals for IISs and ensure they are discussed within the Medical Affairs department for decision.
  • Support post marketing surveillance and expanded access programs
  • Manage field based medical projects.
  • Through scientific interactions, *gain valuable insights *into treatme