Medical Science Liaison

About the role

The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) will serve as a scientific bridge between our organization and healthcare professionals (HCPs) across Belgium. The role focuses on non‑promotional, evidence‑based exchanges to support optimal patient care and market access for ALK therapies.

Key responsibilities

• Engage in compliant scientific discussions with KOLs and HCPs (allergists, ENT, pulmonologists, pediatricians, GPs) on disease state, clinical evidence, guidelines, and appropriate use of ALK therapies.
• Deliver non‑promotional scientific presentations (1:1 and group) at meetings, clinical sessions, and educational events.
• Support scientific advisory boards and educational initiatives to inform clinical evidence needs.
• Capture, synthesize, and share field insights using approved systems (e.g., Veeva).
• Monitor scientific developments, competitor evidence, and guideline updates relevant to ALK therapeutic areas.
• Map and cultivate relationships with reimbursement and access stakeholders, including INAMI/RIZIV, mutualities, and hospital formulary committees.
• Communicate unbiased, evidence‑based clinical value messages derived from the Global/Local Value Dossier.
• Contribute to the local adaptation of the Global Value Dossier for Belgium.

Required profile

• Advanced degree in life sciences (PhD, MD, PharmD, MSc) required.
• Prior MSL or Medical Affairs experience in pharma/biotech strongly preferred.
• Experience engaging with reimbursement stakeholders in Belgium is a plus.
• Strong ability to interpret and communicate clinical evidence; familiarity with immunology/allergy/respiratory is advantageous.
• Excellent scientific communication and presentation skills.
• Proven project‑management capability across cross‑functional teams.
• Fluency in French and English required; Dutch proficiency preferred.

Required skills

• Veeva (approved CRM/field interaction system)

What we offer

• Opportunity to work with leading ALK therapies in a dynamic, science‑focused environment.
• Collaborative cross‑functional teams and continuous professional development.