Clinical Science Liaison

Summary

Join Guardant Health as a Clinical Science Liaison, Oncology to provide scientific and technical leadership, educate community-based physicians on current study findings, and facilitate educational growth and understanding through the presentation of scientific content.

Requirements

• Terminal degree in a scientific field of study (Genetic Counselor, NP/PA, Pharm.D., Ph.D., M.D. or academic equivalent such as Associate Professor position)
• Clinical expertise or related experience in Oncology is required
• Minimum of 1-3 years of healthcare experience in the pharmaceutical or biotech industry
• Experience working with clinicians to build consensus around new products and/or services

Responsibilities

• Provide scientific and technical leadership to ensure professional and credible relationships with key community physicians, and KOLs to promote understanding and adoption of our novel diagnostic technologies
• Be a resource for community physicians to evaluate and provide guidance on interpretation of real-world patient test reports
• Facilitate educational growth and understanding through the presentation of scientific content to Medical providers and their staff
• Identify opportunities for collaboration with KOLs to present at scientific forums such as national and regional specialty society meetings, as well as other strategic industry medical needs
• Synopsize and educate key staff regarding emerging abstracts and publications relevant to molecular testing
• Facilitate medical and scientific field intelligence that could include list of providers/ investigators in specific tumor types. Elicit feedback on current and future products and share with our internal commercial and research divisions
• Prepare and present clinical requests for information related to institutional guidelines or pathways

Preferred Qualifications

Prior experience in the introduction of a novel new clinical product is highly desired

Benefits

• Extensive travel required up to 3-4 days/overnights per week to meet with KOLs, attend physician education talks and conference, including specialty society scientific meetings (will require some weekend work). Travel is estimated to be approximately 75%
• Office may be home-based, and involves extensive use of computer and keyboard while in home office