Hematology Medical Science Liaison

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Medical Science Liaison – Hematology

Eli Lilly Mexico · Medical Affairs · Field-Based ( 65 % National Travel + Virtual Engagement)

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Overview

Eli Lilly is at the forefront of advancing cancer care, driving innovation in hematology to improve patient outcomes. We are seeking a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) who will translate scientific evidence into meaningful clinical practice, uncover critical insights from the hematology landscape, and support cross-functional strategies that accelerate access to breakthrough therapies for those living with hematologic di.

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Key Responsibilities

1. Scientific Engagement & Education – Deliver balanced, evidence-based presentations and tailored educational sessions to hematologist, breast cancer specialists, multidisciplinary care teams, and payer influencers, emphasizing the latest advances and clinical data lymphomas.

2. KOL Relationship Management – Map, prioritize, and sustain trust-based partnerships with scientific & clinical experts.

3. Insight Generation – Capture unmet needs and therapeutic trends; translate findings into concise reports that drive medical plans, evidence generation, and launch tactics.

4. Cross-Functional Collaboration – Provide compliant scientific support to Access, Commercial, Regulatory, Marketing, Compliance, and any function requiring medical input in a non-promotion way.

5. Compliance Leadership – Uphold Lilly's zero-tolerance ethics culture and ensure all activities meet local/global standards and regulations.

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Required Qualifications

• Education: MD, PharmD, PhD, or MSc strongly preferred; minimum bachelor's in life sciences.
• Experience: 2 years in clinical practice, Medical Affairs, R&D, or related pharmaceutical roles.
• Language: Fluent English and Spanish; able to present complex data and manage Q&A in both.
• Scientific Communication: Proven record of high-impact presentations or publications.
• Technical Skills: Proficient in Microsoft Office; comfortable operating in a KPI/metrics-driven CRM environment.
• Relationship & Analytical Skills: Demonstrated ability to build multidisciplinary networks and convert qualitative interactions into strategic recommendations.
• Mobility: Willing and able to travel aprox. 65% nationally, including overnight trips.

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Differentiators (Preferred/Bonus)

• Practical knowledge of COFEPRIS, CNIS, CSG processes and contribution to value dossiers or payer engagements.
• Hands-on involvement in real-world evidence (RWE) projects or investigator-initiated trials.
• Advanced digital and omnichannel engagement resource management (CRM analytics, webinars, virtual forums).
• Leadership in diversity, equity & inclusion initiatives or peer mentoring within Medical Affairs.

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