Medical Science Liaison – Oncology/Hematology

ViiV Healthcare

. Build and maintain collaborative scientific relationships with healthcare professionals, investigators, oncology centres and key external experts across the region .

Posted 10/8/2026full-timeMünster • GermanyMid-LevelSenior💰 €86,250 - €143,750 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Medical Affairs with a strong focus on Oncology and Hematology, facilitating scientific exchange and collaboration with healthcare professionals and investigators. Proficient in navigating ethical, regulatory, and compliance standards while effectively communicating medical insights to inform strategic decisions.

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Advanced Degree In Medicine, Pharmacy, Life SciencesExperience In Medical AffairsScientific Knowledge In OncologyStrong Communication Skills In German And EnglishUnderstanding Of Ethical And Regulatory Requirements

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Hard Skills

Medical AffairsClinical ResearchEvidence-Generation ActivitiesScientific StorytellingData AnalysisStrategic RecommendationsAdvisory Board FacilitationScientific Meeting PlanningEngagement With Healthcare ProfessionalsKnowledge Of Hematologic Malignancies

Soft Skills

CollaborationCommunicationPresentation SkillsRelationship BuildingInfluencing Strategy

Industry Keywords

OncologyHematologyClinical DataPipeline DevelopmentsHealthcare ComplianceScientific ExchangeResearch NetworksUniversity HospitalsSpecialist Healthcare InstitutionsEthical Standards

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Build and maintain collaborative scientific relationships with healthcare professionals, investigators, oncology centres and key external experts across the region
Facilitate balanced, evidence-based scientific exchange regarding GSK medicines, clinical data and pipeline developments
Gather, analyse and communicate medical insights to inform strategy and identify opportunities to improve patient care
Support evidence-generation activities, including investigator-sponsored studies and scientific collaborations
Identify and engage potential investigators, research sites and external experts
Plan and contribute to scientific meetings, advisory boards and educational programmes
Represent GSK Medical Affairs at regional and national scientific congresses and meetings
Collaborate across Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Market Access, Commercial and other cross-functional teams
Ensure all activities comply with applicable ethical, regulatory and compliance standards
Support healthcare professionals and key stakeholders across North Rhine-Westphalia and Lower Saxony, including Münster, Osnabrück, Oldenburg, Bochum and Bremen

Requirements

What you’ll need

Advanced degree in Medicine, Pharmacy, Life Sciences or a related scientific discipline (MD, PharmD, PhD, MSc or equivalent)
Experience in a Medical Affairs, Medical Science Liaison, Medical Advisor, Clinical Scientist or similar scientific role
Scientific knowledge within Oncology, Hematology or a related therapeutic area
Experience engaging with healthcare professionals, investigators, researchers or scientific experts
Strong communication skills in German and English
Ability and willingness to travel regularly within the assigned territory
Understanding of ethical, regulatory and compliance requirements within healthcare or life sciences environments
Knowledge of hematologic malignancies, solid tumours, immuno-oncology or related specialist disease areas is advantageous but not essential
Experience working with oncology centres, university hospitals, research networks or specialist healthcare institutions is advantageous but not essential
Participation in clinical research, investigator-sponsored studies or evidence-generation activities is advantageous but not essential
Experience planning or facilitating advisory boards, scientific meetings or educational initiatives is advantageous but not essential
Strong presentation and scientific storytelling skills is advantageous but not essential
Experience translating scientific insights into recommendations that influence strategy and decision-making is advantageous but not essential

Benefits

Comp & perks

Bonus, if applicable and based on defined, non-discretionary criteria
Awards for exceptional performance, granted at the employer’s discretion
Holiday allowance
Additional paid time off
Health & wellbeing benefits
Pension plan
Paid parental leave
Paid care of family member leave
Ongoing learning, mentoring and development opportunities
Inclusive workplace and reasonable accommodations during the recruitment process