Scientist, project leader vs medical science liaison

Differences between scientist, project leader and medical science liaison duties and responsibilities

Scientist, project leader example responsibilities.

• Develop and optimize competition ELISAs to help rank discover drug leads.
• Lead a team of three for a drug modification program focuse on optimising PK/PD profile.
• Lead multi-disciplinary project teams in the areas of protein optimization, OMICS, and IP.
• Lead early pipeline project purification and characterization using HPLC, SDS-PAGE, WB and enzyme activity.
• Lead and develop in vitro assay protocols and biomarkers for anti-inflammatory target identification and candidate development.
• Manage pediatric dose development project, technology transfer project and alternate API supplier qualification project on budget and on schedule
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Medical science liaison example responsibilities.

• Supervise and analyze medical necessity review of manage care appeals.
• Develop and manage KOLs resulting in presentations to regional, national and international meetings.
• Utilize extensive knowledge of medical terminology, ICD-9, HCPCS and CPT coding along with analysis and processing of Medicare claims.
• Provide pre-launch field support for a novel diabetes compound.
• Provide drug information to medical professionals and sales force within FDA guidelines.
• Join Clementine as a trainee BMS and successfully complete training and registration.
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