Medical Science Liaison, Rare Diseases (Hungary)
Munkáltató · AstraZeneca
Budapest
Are you passionate about science and motivated by the opportunity to make a difference for people living with rare diseases? This field-based role combines scientific and medical engagement with a strong focus on developing and delivering projects that address specific challenges within rare disease patient pathways. You will work collaboratively with healthcare professionals and scientific experts to improve understanding of rare diseases, with particular focus on disease recognition, diagnosis and patient identification.
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- Develop, lead and deliver field-based medical projects and initiatives that respond to identified needs within the local rare disease landscape.
- Use scientific and healthcare insights to identify opportunities for projects focused on disease recognition, earlier diagnosis, patient identification and improved referral pathways.
- Take ownership of projects from needs identification and planning through to implementation, stakeholder engagement and evaluation.
- Develop a deep understanding of the rare disease patient journey, with particular focus on disease recognition, diagnosis, patient identification and referral pathways.
- Identify and understand diagnostic gaps, delays and barriers that may prevent patients from reaching an appropriate diagnosis or specialist care.
- Build and maintain credible scientific relationships with Key External Experts, healthcare professionals, multidisciplinary teams and specialists across relevant medical disciplines.
- Engage across specialities to understand how different healthcare professionals contribute to disease recognition, diagnosis, referral and ongoing patient management.
- Build a detailed understanding of the local healthcare system, diagnostic environment and patient pathways within your country.
- Support the identification of potential investigators and clinical research centres.
- Provide appropriate scientific information relating to clinical research opportunities, including Externally Sponsored Research and Real World Evidence programmes.