Territory: North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, DC area and Maryland- Be a credible medical/ scientific expert who engages with KME and HCP to increase confidence in making the best clinical decisions pertaining to disease state and Biogen’s products in the near and long term for the benefit of patient care.- Focus on building deep, strategic, long-term relationships with internal & external stakeholder to be viewed as a partner rather than transactional.- Be a “partner in the trenches”—be responsive, engage often and be a solutions-driven conduit to leaders in the medical community.- Engage in projects and/or initiatives aligned to US Medical strategy, objectives and tactics- Be highly accountable to qualitative and quantitative medical excellence performance goals, standards, and measurements. Deliver against KME engagement plans that add high value by navigating resources at the office in collaboration with field and non-field colleagues.

Field Medical Science Associate Director – Training, PAGE (Pompe, Acid Sphingomyelinase Deficiency and Gaucher) MSL TeamSanofi Richmond, VAManager: Helen Travers, Senior Director and Head, US Rare Diseases MSLs• Hybrid role with 50% of work time spent in the field in the Mid-Atlantic territory as a medical science liaison (MSL) and the other 50% spent as PAGE MSL team trainer• In role as US Medical Affairs/MSL: Rare Diseases PharmD Fellowship Program Director, manage two postdoctoral fellows as direct reports• Work with the MSL Leadership Team to develop and implement a coordinated annual training plan for Pompe disease, Gaucher disease and acid sphingomyelinase deficiency (ASMD) that includes a scientific training curriculum and professional skills development• Oversee the on-boarding process for newly hired MSLs and fellows by planning, co-ordinating and implementing all required training meetings to ensure the consistency of training on lysosomal storage disorders and their associated products • Develop, maintain and implement the MSL Skills curriculum, a seven-part workshop series focusing on soft skills for new MSLs • Plan, develop and deliver innovative workshops on field skills, systems and tools, policies and procedures for the entire NAMA Rare Diseases MSL team• As an MSL, be the trusted scientific partner to key opinions leaders (KOLs) and institutions in the mid-Atlantic territory by conducting timely and appropriate scientific exchange meetings to enhance the understanding of the scientific and medical value of the Pompe disease, Gaucher disease and ASMD portfolio • As an MSL, respond to unsolicited requests for medical information and gather and share medical insights from the field

• Responsible for supporting the Sanofi Genzyme Rare Diseases portfolio, which included maintaining business and clinical knowledge related to Gaucher disease, Pompe disease and ASMD (2018 – 2021), as well as Fabry disease and Mucopolysaccharidosis (MPS) I (2018 – 2020) • Appointed as lead for Pompe Expert Team (May 2018 – Dec 2019) and as lead for Gaucher Expert Team (July 2020 – January 2021)• Identified, established, and maintained collaborative relationships with KOLs and institutions strategic to patient management and product development.• Responded to unsolicited requests for medical information associated with supported products and disease state areas• Provided effective clinical presentations to internal and external audiences and tailors presentations to meet specific needs of the audience, including training for the medical and commercial teams, as requested• Identified and communicated key clinical and research issues and insights from industry leaders to appropriate departments to help shape company research, development, and strategies for investigational and commercialized products

• Completed MSL certifications in rare diseases and oncology: lysosomal storage diseases, differentiated thyroid cancer, and medullary thyroid cancer.• Led projects within US Medical Affairs, including managing the monthly Rare Disease Journal Club, acting as medical lead or co-lead for select congresses and planning scientific education programs (SEPs)• Worked as a member of the Pompe Expert Team and MPS I Expert Team to develop and secure approval for internal and external-focused medical materials• Developed presentation and teaching skills by giving disease, treatment and academic presentations to internal and external stakeholders• Acted as an adjunct faculty member at MCPHS, tasked with completing publishing, teaching and service-related requirements

Fulfilled scholarly requirements of the pharmacy fellowship, including but not limited to acting as instructor in pharmacy courses, conducting and publishing research or review articles, and acting a a mentor to pharmacy students