Medical Science Liaison, Neuropsychiatry

Bristol Myers Squibb

. Identify disease- and product-related medical needs in a defined geography .

Posted 9/28/2026full-timeRemote • Virginia • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $166,090 - $201,262 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in medical science liaison activities, including relationship building with Thought Leaders and Healthcare Providers, and possesses a strong understanding of clinical trial design, HEOR concepts, and the national healthcare landscape. Capable of translating complex scientific data into actionable insights for diverse stakeholders.

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Advanced Degree In Medical/BiosciencesMSL Experience In Psychiatry Or Mental HealthKnowledge Of Clinical Trial DesignExcellent English Language SkillsAbility To Develop Peer-To-Peer Relationships

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Hard Skills

Clinical Trial DesignHEOR Core ConceptsScientific ExchangePharmacovigilance ProceduresPatient RecruitmentScientific PresentationDisease-State InitiativesResearch Study SupportData TranslationStakeholder Needs Assessment

Soft Skills

Good Communication SkillsTeam PlayerAbility To Work IndependentlyRelationship BuildingPresentation Skills

Industry Keywords

Medical Science LiaisonThought LeadersHealthcare ProvidersClinical PracticeMental HealthSchizophreniaScientific PublicationsAccess StakeholdersCommunity Research LeadersAdverse Events

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Identify disease- and product-related medical needs in a defined geography
Develop and maintain relationships with Thought Leaders, Healthcare Providers, academic and community research leaders, and access stakeholders
Conduct meaningful scientific exchange through one-to-one interactions, group presentations, and remote channels
Present scientific information accurately and compliantly and respond to medical questions
Assess the medical landscape, stakeholder needs, treatment strategies, products, unmet medical needs, clinical trials, HEOR, and scientific activities
Identify opportunities for disease-state initiatives, collaborative research, and investigator-sponsored research
Attend medical congresses and local/regional meetings and communicate medical insights to medical and commercial organizations
Develop geography-specific Field Medical and Thought Leader interaction plans
Contribute to institution/account plans and scientifically meaningful medical programs and projects
Collaborate with cross-matrix field teams and provide scientific training and updates to internal stakeholders
Provide scientific support at promotional meetings and participate in assigned congress activities
Support interventional and non-interventional research studies, including site identification, feasibility recommendations, patient recruitment, and safe/effective use discussions
Support investigator-sponsored research submission, execution, and follow-up
Ensure investigators understand and apply pharmacovigilance procedures and alert BMS personnel to adverse events
Support CRO-sponsored studies as agreed with home office medical and Global Development Operations

Requirements

What you’ll need

Advanced degree in medical/biosciences (i.e., MD, PhD, PharmD, DNP, PA-C, etc.)
Minimum 3–5 years of MSL or clinical practice experience
Current MSL or clinical practice experience in psychiatry, mental health, or schizophrenia
Proven track record of establishing, maintaining, and enhancing effective collegial relationships with external experts
Knowledge of disease area, scientific publications, scientific or clinical area, competitive landscape, and patient treatment trends
Knowledge of clinical trial design and process
Knowledge of the national healthcare and access environment
Knowledge of HEOR core concepts
Excellent English language skills, spoken and written
Ability to work independently and act as a team player
Ability to translate scientific or clinical data into an understandable and valuable form
Good communication and presentation skills for research or healthcare professionals
Experience developing peer-to-peer relationships with Thought Leaders, scientists, and community-based HCPs
Ability to quickly and comprehensively learn new subject areas and environments
Ability to drive a company-provided car
Responsible and safe driving history
Must live within the territory managed or within 50 miles of the territory borders
Travel required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Comprehensive benefit plans including wellbeing support, retirement and financial protection benefits, and medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurance offerings
Flexible Time Off (FTO) without a set accrual limit for eligible U.S.-based exempt employees
11 paid company holidays each year
160 hours of paid vacation annually for eligible new hires
3 optional holidays for eligible non-exempt, RayzeBio, and Puerto Rico employees
Paid sick leave, up to two paid volunteer days per year, summer hours flexibility, and leaves of absence for medical, personal, parental, caregiver, bereavement, or military needs, depending on eligibility
Annual Global Shutdown between Christmas Day and New Year's Day for eligible employees
Additional discretionary incentive cash and stock opportunities
Workplace accommodations/adjustments and ongoing support for people with disabilities