Medical Science Liaison Course
English
Recorded Courses
hosted byDrug Information Association (DIA)
hosted byDrug Information Association (DIA)
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category
Medicine
Medical Physics, Medical Education
price
$380
Medical Science Liaison Course is organized by the Drug Information Association (DIA).
- Release Date: November 13, 2017
- Reviewed and Updated: September 14, 2023
- Expiration Date: September 14, 2026
Course Description
This module provides a detailed description of the Medical Science Liaison (MSL) role. It begins with an overview of the role, then provides information on key areas of responsibility including identifying and interacting with thought leaders, managing a territory, gathering competitive intelligence, supporting the product lifecycle, utilizing appropriate systems, understanding evaluation metrics, and finally describing a career path.
Featured topics
- About the MSL role
- Identifying and interacting with thought leaders
- Competitive intelligence
- Territory management
- MSL activities and the product lifecycle
- MSL systems
- MSL evaluation
Course objectives
At the conclusion of this CME webcast, learners should be able to:
- Identify the primary purpose of the MSL position, including functions it serves, primary responsibilities, and activities
- Outline key factors in successful thought leader interactions including tiering
- Define competitive intelligence and how MSLs do it as part of their role
- Identify considerations for successful territory management, including credentialing
- Identify how MSLs support the product lifecycle, their focus during each stage, and key MSL activities during that stage
- List tracking systems that MSLs use in their work
Who should attend?
- Medical Science Liaisons who have been in their positions for 2 years or less
- Medical Communications and Medical Information individuals who may work directly with the Medical Science Liaisons at their companies
- Executive Leadership Team members who may be considering building or expanding a current Medical Science Liaison team
- Professionals who may be considering the Medical Science Liaison role as a future career path