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Medical Science Liaison - Diagnostics
Location
United States
Posted
11 hours ago
Salary
$118.5K - $145K / year
Seniority
Mid Level
No structured requirement data.
Job Description
Medical Science Liaison - Diagnostics
Cyted Health
Role Description We're looking for a Medical Science Liaison who's ready to hit the ground running, learn whilst creating success at Cyted, and help bring our clinical value to life. As we expand and commercialise in the US, we're partnering with pioneering health systems, gastroenterology practices and clinicians to introduce a new approach to earlier cancer detection. This is an opportunity to help shape how a new and innovative diagnostic is understood, adopted and embedded into real-world clinical practice from the very beginning. As the first field-based Medical Affairs hire in the US, you won't inherit an established territory or years of existing processes. Instead, you'll get the opportunity to own and build them. Working alongside a small, ambitious team, you will get to make a visible impact, take ownership, solve problems and influence how Cyted grows across the US. You'll partner closely with Medical Affairs, Commercial and Clinical Operations to: - Communicate the science behind our technology - Educate healthcare professionals - Generate valuable field insights - Support successful adoption Combining scientific expertise, stakeholder engagement and commercial awareness, you'll help strengthen our evidence base, identify opportunities for clinical collaboration and ensure customer feedback directly shapes the future of our product. We're looking for someone who's built early experience in Medical Affairs or a scientific field role and is hungry to learn, grow and make their mark. This role is for someone who enjoys building rather than maintaining, takes initiative without waiting to be asked, and wants the opportunity to have an influence far beyond their job title. If you're motivated by innovation, excited by the pace of a growing company and want to play a meaningful role in bringing a first-of-its-kind diagnostic to patients across the US from the start, we'd love to hear from you. The role is a full-time position with a standard 40 hour working week. The role holder will need to visit other company sites frequently and may be required to work flexibly. In this role you will be accountable for: - Building Clinical Partnerships: - Building trusted relationships with gastroenterologists, pathologists, advanced practice providers and key healthcare stakeholders across your territory. - Communicating the scientific and clinical value of Cyted's technology, tailoring discussions to each audience and stage of adoption. - Delivering engaging clinical education, training and scientific presentations that build confidence and support successful adoption. - Becoming a reliable scientific partner, providing credible, evidence-based support throughout the customer journey. - Driving Clinical Adoption and Insight: - Partnering with Commercial and Clinical Operations to support customer onboarding, implementation and ongoing utilisation. - Gathering real-world clinical insights, customer feedback and market intelligence to help shape products, evidence generation and commercial strategy. - Identifying opportunities for clinical collaborations, investigator-initiated studies and real-world evidence generation. - Helping Shape Medical Affairs at Cyted: - Taking ownership of cross-functional projects, proactively solving problems and collaborating across Medical Affairs, Commercial, Product and Clinical teams to help shape Medical Affairs and deliver an exceptional customer experience. - Staying informed on developments in gastroenterology, oncology, diagnostics and the evolving US healthcare landscape, bringing valuable insights back to the business. - Contributing beyond defined responsibilities, embracing opportunities to improve processes, support colleagues and help Cyted grow. Qualifications - Relevant scientific, clinical or healthcare experience, supported by a degree or equivalent professional experience in a life sciences, healthcare or related discipline. Advanced scientific or clinical qualifications are welcomed but not required. - Experience communicating scientific or clinical evidence in a way that builds confidence, influences adoption and supports better patient care. - Experience working within diagnostics, biotechnology, medical devices or healthcare, with an enthusiasm for innovative technologies and improving clinical pathways. Requirements - The ability to communicate complex scientific information clearly, adapting your approach for different clinical and business audiences. - Strong relationship-building, collaboration and influencing skills, with the confidence to work independently and across cross-functional teams. - Excellent organisation, prioritisation and problem-solving skills, thriving in a fast-paced environment where priorities evolve quickly. Personal Attributes - A proactive, self-starting mindset, taking ownership, showing initiative and finding opportunities to make an impact. - A genuine desire to learn, grow and build something new, embracing ambiguity and helping shape how Medical Affairs develops at Cyted. - A collaborative, resilient and purpose-driven approach, with the energy to roll up your sleeves, support your colleagues and contribute wherever you're needed. Success in this role will look like: - Within your first 30 days: Building strong internal relationships, developing a deep understanding of Cyted's technology and confidently representing our scientific and clinical value. - Within your first 60 days: Establishing trusted customer relationships, delivering impactful clinical education and contributing to successful adoption across your territory. - Within your first 90 days: Independently driving scientific engagement, identifying opportunities to strengthen adoption and making a visible contribution to the growth and evolution of Medical Affairs at Cyted. Benefits - Financial & Retirement Benefits: - 401(k) Safe Harbor Plan with employer match: - Dollar-for-dollar match on the first 1% - 50 cents on the dollar up to 6% - Automatic enrolment after 2 months - Equity Participation: Share grants subject to board approval, giving you a stake in our mission and long-term growth. - Health & Insurance Coverage: - Access to the company's medical insurance with company contributions of up to $1000/month - Access to self-pay vision and dental insurance options - Life Insurance: 3x your annual base earnings, employer-paid - Long-Term Disability (LTD): 60% of base salary up to $10,000/month - Short-Term Disability (STD): 60% of salary up to $2,500/week for up to 13 weeks - Employee Assistance Program (EAP): Full access to our EAP platform including courses and resources to support your wellbeing. - Leave & Time Off: - 20 vacation days per year - 9 paid sick days - 8 paid holidays - 3 floating holiday days - 2 personal holiday days - Parental Leave: 6 weeks fully paid primary caregiver leave, 2 weeks fully paid secondary caregiver leave - Holiday Purchase Scheme: Buy up to 5 extra vacation days per year. - Learning, Development & Culture: - Annual CPD Allowance: $1,000 per year for professional development activities relevant to your role. - Regular Company Events: Including summer and holiday parties, team socials, and more.
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