Medical Science Liaison - Haemophilia
Sobi · Zug
Company Description
At Sobi, each person brings their unique talents to work as a team and make a difference. We are dedicated to developing and delivering innovative therapies to improve the lives of rare disease patients. and our edge comes from our team of people.
Sobi offers the opportunity to work at an international pharmaceutical company focused on specialty pharmaceuticals meeting the high medical needs of rare disease patients and providing treatment and services to them. Our employees come from a variety of backgrounds within research, healthcare, industry and the academic sphere.
Job Description
Make scientific exchange matter
At Sobi, we work to improve the lives of people living with rare diseases. As our Medical Science Liaison (MSL) in haemophilia, you’ll build trusted scientific relationships and bring valuable insights to our medical work in Switzerland and across the region.
Working with colleagues across Medical Affairs and other functions, you’ll support high-quality scientific exchange, medical education and stakeholder engagement. You’ll also help ensure that local perspectives inform regional and global plans.
What you’ll do
- Build and maintain collaborative, peer-to-peer scientific relationships with key opinion leaders (KOLs), scientific experts, healthcare professionals and other medical stakeholders in haemophilia
- Deliver high-quality, balanced medical and scientific communication in line with approved communication plans and applicable requirements.
- Develop and execute stakeholder engagement plans to support meaningful scientific exchange.
- Independently initiate planned medical activities, including scientific presentations, discussion of clinical data and programs, presentation of medical value proposition concepts and educational programs.
- Work with Medical Affairs colleagues to develop and deliver medical education programs, scientific presentations and publications.
- Plan, organize and execute scientific advisory boards with appropriate stakeholders.
- Support the Swiss country team in developing local medical tactics, and contribute to regional and global plans where relevant.
- Collaborate with the local patient access team to support local access activities.
- Contribute medical and scientific expertise to local and regional initiatives, and provide local and regional feedback to Head Office.
- Support Head Office-led medical programs, investigator-sponsored studies (ISSs) and local studies, as appropriate.
- Coordinate medical information enquiries in collaboration with colleagues at Head Office in Stockholm.
- Attend relevant local, regional and global congresses and symposia, representing Sobi and engaging with appropriate stakeholders.
- Build relationships with scientific societies, relevant health authorities and other z, including hospitals and non-governmental organizations.
- Provide medical input to the organization and management, including advice on relevant legal and compliance considerations.
- Localize and adapt global medical slide decks to meet local requirements.
- Maintain timely, complete and compliant CRM documentation, and report in line with Sobi’s requirements and standards.
Keep your therapeutic-area knowledge current, including developments in haemophilia, treatment guidelines, products and the wider scientific landscape
Qualifications
About you
You bring scientific credibility, sound judgement and a collaborative approach to your work. You’re comfortable building professional relationships, communicating complex information clearly and working independently while contributing to shared goals.
You’ll also bring:
- A university degree in medicine, science, pharmacy, veterinary medicine or another relevant field that meets Swiss requirements for healthcare professional (HCP) interactions.
- At least two years’ experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
- Fluency in German and English; French is an advantage.
- A strong understanding of the Swiss healthcare system and its decision-making environment, including relevant regulatory, safety, legal and compliance requirements.
- Confidence communicating scientific information and building relationships with KOLs and other stakeholders.
- Proficiency with modern IT and office software.
- Willingness to be in the field every day and including overnight business trips—typically one to three nights per month.
Experience in haemophilia, haematology, rare diseases or orphan drugs is an advantage. Experience in Medical Affairs, medical or clinical science, clinical development, market access, health economics, an international life sciences organisation, or new-product planning and launch activities would also be valuable.
How you work
- You take initiative and responsibility, and you follow through on commitments. You’re structured, proactive and results-focused, while remaining considerate and adaptable in how you work with others.
- You share knowledge, build useful networks and communicate with clarity and conviction. You bring empathy, integrity and professionalism to your interactions, and you can work with minimal supervision while staying closely connected to colleagues and stakeholders.
- An international outlook and a constructive approach to working within company standards and procedures will help you thrive in this role.