• The Clinical Research Scientist applies scientific and clinical expertise as a key member of the Medical Affairs team, supporting healthcare readiness, product launch, commercialization, and development activities. • The CRS serves as a strategic partner to brand teams, development groups, and regulatory functions while ensuring all activities comply with regulations, Good Clinical Practices (GCPs), and company policies. • Address scientific and clinical information needs of patients, healthcare providers, and payers related to disease states and specific molecules. • Contribute medical expertise to brand commercialization strategies and business planning. • Support pricing, reimbursement, and access (PRA) initiatives with clinical insights. • Partner with corporate affairs regarding advocacy, communication, and environment shaping. • Engage with healthcare professionals to gain insights into key medical questions. • Review and approve promotional materials. • Train sales representatives and medical staff. • Participate in trade associations as appropriate. • Respond to unsolicited scientific inquiries from healthcare professionals per compliance guidelines. • Plan and support symposia, advisory boards, and professional meetings. • Present data at congresses and conferences. • Generate scientific disclosures that address key therapeutic area needs. • Develop relationships with key opinion leaders and scientific experts. • Prepare publications, abstracts, and scientific presentations. • Collaborate with global teams on late-phase clinical trials. • Support preparation and review of local product labeling. • Maintain deep knowledge of local labels and competitive landscape. • Generate and share relevant medical information emanating from clinical trials. • Partner with Real World Evidence teams for data addressing key disease state or asset evidence needs. • Stay current with medical literature and therapeutic area developments. • Monitor competitive products and emerging trends (1–5-year outlook). • Attend scientific congresses and pursue external learning opportunities. • Serve as scientific consultant to study teams. • Support medical budget preparation and administration. • Coach and provide feedback to colleagues and direct reports (if applicable).