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MSL and medical affairs candidate profile template
Medical science liaisons and medical advisors are hired on their science, their therapeutic area and how they work in the field. This Word template opens with the key data a medical director checks first: location or territory, scientific degree, years of field medical experience and driving licence. Then come a short profile, the therapeutic areas with indications and years, the scientific exchange and field medical work, the results as the CV states them, credentials and launches, codes of practice, publications and presentations, career, education and languages. Formatix fills it from the CV and your notes.
Medical affairs is non-promotional, and a profile should read that way. This template never names a healthcare professional, key opinion leader, investigator or patient, even when the CV does; it describes them instead, for example "about 60 haematologists in the region". It never presents a sales, market share or prescription figure as a medical achievement. Results such as advisory boards run or insight reports appear only as the CV gives them.
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What's in the template
A candidate profile for medical science liaisons, medical advisors and medical affairs managers: territory, scientific degree, field medical experience and driving licence, therapeutic areas with indications and years, scientific exchange and field medical work described without naming any healthcare professional, results only as stated and never sales figures, credentials and launches, codes of practice, publications and presentations, career, education and languages.
- Key data: location or territory, scientific degree, field medical experience, driving licence
- Profile and therapeutic areas with indications and years
- Scientific exchange and field medical work, no healthcare professional named
- Results as stated, never sales figures
- Credentials, launches and codes of practice
- Publications and presentations, career, education and languages
What it's for: Presenting an MSL or medical affairs candidate to a pharma or biotech client.
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Who uses it
Life-sciences recruitment agencies
MSL and medical advisor candidates in one clean layout.
Search firms filling medical directors and heads of medical affairs
A profile that a medical director recognises as written by someone who knows the role.
Every page of the example
The example is in Formatix branding with fictional content. When you pick this template, it is rebuilt with your logo, colours and fonts before you use it.
How you use it
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Pick the template
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Drop the CV and your notes
Upload the candidate's CV with your notes: territory, notice period, salary expectations and anything they told you about launches. One credit fills one document.
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Check and send
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Questions about this template
- Why are healthcare professionals not named?
- Because the codes of practice that govern medical affairs expect discretion, and a client should not receive names of doctors from a CV. The profile describes them instead.
- What happens to sales figures in the CV?
- They are left out of the results. A medical affairs profile shows medical work: scientific exchange, advisory boards, investigator-initiated studies, insights, as stated.
- Does it suit medical advisors and managers too?
- Yes. The same sections work for office-based medical advisors and medical affairs managers; field medical experience simply shows what the CV states.
- Can I download this template?
- Yes. A free, editable Word version with neutral branding and a fictional example candidate is on this page, to fill in by hand. To have it rebuilt in your brand and filled automatically, use it in Formatix; you keep an editable Word file.
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