Hepatology Thought Leader Liaison - Central Region

Job Title: Hepatology Thought Leader Liaison - Central Region Job Location: Dallas, Texas, United States of America Job Location Type: Remote Job Contract Type: Full-time Job Seniority Level: The territory for this region includes Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri, Iowa, and Minnesota. The Thought Leader Liaison (TLL) builds and manages strategic relationships with a select group of U.S. external experts within assigned therapeutic areas across specialty groups to generate timely, actionable insights that inform brand strategy. The TLL plans and coordinates insight generation, through ongoing interactions with external experts, congresses and executive engagements, working closely with commercial, medical, and regulatory partners while maintaining executive presence and strict adherence to compliance requirements. Hepatology TLLs will play a critical role in the launch of hepatology drugs, developing expertise in quantitative HBsAg testing to identify target patients and accelerate adoption of a functional cure paradigm in Hepatitis B across their geographies. Seven geographies will cover the United States, each aligned with key regions across the country. Key Responsibilities External Expert Engagement & Relationship Management Develop and maintain strategic relationships with assigned External Experts through meaningful, value‑driven interactions. Plan and execute compliant External Expert engagements aligned to brand priorities and External Expert needs outside of advisory and congress events, planning and maintaining a consistent level of execution as aligned with TLL Director. This includes a mix of live and virtual engagements in your geography. Segment and manage a thought leader network to optimize engagement and insight generation. Insight Generation & Strategic Impact Compliantly elicit, document, and synthesize clinical, competitive, and strategic insights from External Experts in combination with existing insights and qualitative