Medical Science Liaison

• Engage with healthcare providers, researchers, professional organization leaders, and population-based decision-makers regarding scientific and medical information
• Serve as the primary clinical and scientific resource for healthcare providers in the assigned territory
• Communicate accurate, current clinical, scientific, and medical information between KOLs/investigators and Eisai Medical Affairs and development groups
• Establish and maintain peer relationships with KOLs in relevant therapeutic areas
• Present clinical, scientific, and economic data on Eisai products and therapeutic areas
• Support and lead assigned professional congress activities and coordinate MSL/Sr. MSL coverage
• Identify and report scientific, clinical, and research insights from KOLs
• Develop, implement, and present Medical Affairs plans for the assigned territory
• Maintain current knowledge of disease states, study methodology, clinical information, and product data
• Serve as a technical/scientific resource to commercial personnel when requested
• Teach, coach, and mentor new or less experienced MSLs
• Assist with supervision and performance evaluations and lead special projects
• Facilitate review and follow-up of Investigator-Initiated Studies and assist with Eisai-sponsored trials
• Serve as primary contact for external investigators submitting Investigator-Initiated Studies
• Provide recommendations for site selection and scientific expertise for post-marketing studies
• Lead field medical efforts with professional organizations, societies, and advocacy groups

Senior Medical Science Liaison, Oncology

• Serve as a credible medical/scientific expert engaging Key Medical Experts and healthcare professionals
• Increase confidence in clinical decisions related to disease state and Biogen products
• Build deep, strategic, long-term relationships with internal and external stakeholders
• Act as a responsive, solutions-driven partner to leaders in the medical community
• Engage in projects and initiatives aligned to US Medical strategy, objectives, and tactics
• Deliver against qualitative and quantitative medical excellence goals, standards, and measurements
• Navigate resources at offices in collaboration with field and non-field colleagues
• Capture and report KME/HCP medical insights using Veeva
• Inform medical and clinical strategies

Senior Medical Science Liaison, Lupus

• Engage national oncology healthcare access decision makers through credible, non-promotional, outcomes-focused scientific exchange
• Identify key national oncology healthcare decision makers and serve as the primary medical liaison between AbbVie and healthcare decision makers
• Build relationships to understand customer needs and facilitate generation of real-world evidence consistent with medical planning
• Advance field scientific strategies and serve as a role model to field medical peers
• Serve as medical lead within key account management teams for assigned accounts
• Lead oncology therapeutic-area and healthcare-landscape strategic planning and issue resolution
• Provide customized communication of scientific, health outcomes, and health policy information
• Document and communicate observations that contribute to Scientific Intelligence
• Identify emerging scientific, health economic, and health policy trends and incorporate learnings into strategy and objectives
• Serve as primary interface and initial contact for large-scale real-world evidence opportunities with national healthcare decision makers
• Anticipate and address population-level scientific, outcomes research, and health policy needs
• Facilitate scientific exchange between AbbVie medical leadership, Medical Affairs and Health Impact, therapeutic-area medical directors, HEOR, and senior priority-account leaders
• Maintain and enhance clinical, scientific, and healthcare-landscape expertise
• Participate in therapeutic advisory activities involving marketed and investigational products across the product lifecycle
• Train, coach, and mentor MOSLs
• Provide guidance and strategic direction to MOSLs supporting key access organizations
• Collaborate with cross-functional partners and the In-Field Team to support aligned national execution
• Link scientific engagement to measurable shifts in decision-making and quality of product access

National Medical Outcomes Science Liaison

• Identify disease- and product-related medical needs in a defined geography
• Develop and maintain relationships with thought leaders and healthcare providers
• Engage in peer-to-peer scientific exchange to support medical education, data generation, insight generation, and patient access
• Serve as a medical resource for external stakeholders
• Identify, develop, and enhance relationships with research thought leaders, HCPs, and access stakeholders
• Use 1:1, group presentation, remote, and other interaction channels
• Assess the medical landscape and understand stakeholder needs and expertise
• Maintain knowledge of treatment strategies, products, unmet medical needs, clinical trials, and scientific activities
• Understand the competitive landscape and address customer informational needs
• Partner with HCPs on disease-state initiatives, collaborative research, company-sponsored trials, and investigator-sponsored research
• Attend and provide scientific support at medical congresses and local/regional meetings
• Collect and communicate meaningful medical insights to medical organizations to support strategy development
• Support clinical trials to enhance patient recruitment, enrollment, and discussions around safe and effective use of investigational products
• Provide recommendations and insights to clinical development teams on study and site feasibility
• Act as primary liaison to investigators interested in developing, submitting, and performing investigator-sponsored research
• Spend the majority of time in the field with the team and external customers

Medical Science Liaison, Hematology – Myeloid

• Develop, enhance, and leverage key opinion leader relationships in therapeutic areas of interest to the company
• Enhance scientific expertise of external stakeholders via scientific exchange
• Provide key field insights and competitive intelligence to Medical Affairs and cross-functional teams
• Attend national and regional medical conferences and report findings to internal stakeholders
• Provide medical coverage at company events and booths
• Respond to medical information requests from healthcare professionals
• Assist in developing and delivering training on scientific topics
• Assist in developing and executing advisory board meetings and focus groups
• Provide payer presentations in key accounts
• Collaborate with R&D and Clinical teams on research projects
• Liaise between investigators and internal stakeholders for investigator-initiated research
• Participate in Medical Affairs and cross-functional projects
• Establish strong account and healthcare professional relationships
• Ensure accurate travel and expense reporting
• Ensure adherence to TerSera policies and Code of Conduct
• Maintain a safe, positive, and professional working environment

• Evaluate the territory to profile and identify HCPs and important centers of excellence
• Develop, evaluate, and refine HCP engagement plans aligned with medical strategic goals
• Communicate relevant scientific and medical information about company products and disease states
• Build and maintain professional relationships with HCPs and KOLs
• Gather and disseminate HCP insights internally to inform medical strategy
• Maintain current scientific knowledge within assigned products and therapeutic area
• Support scientific exchange with external stakeholders
• Provide scientific information to internal teams and functions
• Apply understanding of real-world evidence and HEOR
• Understand clinical study design and protocols
• Provide focused and balanced clinical and scientific information
• Develop expertise in applicable research outcomes for discussions with HCPs
• Support externally sponsored research and clinical trials as appropriate
• Develop knowledge of the US healthcare system, rare disease ecosystem, managed markets, and information flows in managed care and government organizations
• Travel within the region 3–4 days per week with 1–2 office days per week
• Attend medical, team, and other group meetings, including possible weekends
• Conduct activities according to Alexion, AstraZeneca Rare Disease policies

Medical Science Liaison, Rare Neurology

• Act as the primary scientific/clinical resource to Opinion Leaders, Population Health Decision Makers, and other healthcare providers
• Execute Amgen Medical function and product strategy as led by MSL Leadership to provide accurate information and improve patient outcomes
• Conduct peer-to-peer activities with obesity and related-conditions Opinion Leaders, community healthcare providers, and Population Health Decision Makers
• Engage with clinical investigators and sites in support of the obesity pipeline
• Communicate clinical, outcomes, and economic data to Population Health Decision Makers within assigned IDNs and institutions
• Connect external and internal stakeholders to amplify Amgen’s reach and patient access
• Conduct in-depth scientific exchange consistent with MSL compliance standards
• Support Amgen-sponsored research and potentially serve as a study lead
• Liaise with potential investigators in non-sponsored clinical research
• Provide field observations and insights to internal stakeholders to inform Amgen strategies
• Lead and support congress activities
• Support speaker training and ensure speakers are updated on new data
• Lead and/or participate in project teams supporting MSL strategies and tactics
• Partner compliantly across Amgen field roles to create a coordinated One Amgen experience
• Mentor other MSLs as designated by MSL leadership
• Complete administrative responsibilities and training
• Report to the Obesity MSL Lead

Senior Medical Science Liaison – Obesity

• Engage in peer-to-peer scientific dialogue with regional, national, and healthcare professional thought leaders within a defined geography
• Engage top HCPs in high-disease-burden hospitals
• Translate scientific evidence into patient care
• Capture medical insights and advise cross-functional partners as a clinical and scientific advisor
• Ensure interactions align with enterprise and medical strategies and support patient access to BMS medicines
• Address scientific questions beyond approved assets and indications
• Conduct pre-launch, peri-launch, and lifecycle medical engagement
• Deliver educational dialogue and share clinical evidence according to physician needs and the field medical plan
• Serve on a scheduled basis as Medical on Call, answering unsolicited off-label and technically complex questions virtually
• Spend the majority of time in the field interacting with investigators, clinical thought leaders, and other external stakeholders
• Develop trusted relationships with academic and community neurology thought leaders through proactive and reactive interactions
• Collaborate with thought leaders to gather clinical-landscape insights and develop product- and disease-focused medical plans
• Engage medical societies, patient advocacy groups, and guideline committee members
• Train external speakers as needed
• Engage payers during pre- and peri-launch phases with fHEOR and Account Executives
• Document and achieve annual goals
• Leverage digital capabilities to enhance medical engagement
• Advise clinical development teams on study and site feasibility
• Liaise with large accounts regarding clinical barriers and equitable access to trials
• Lead major evidence read-outs with clinical trial investigators
• Support interventional and non-interventional research studies, including identifying and assessing study sites
• Support HCPs through ISR submission, execution, and follow-up
• Ensure investigators understand and apply BMS pharmacovigilance procedures and alert personnel to adverse events
• Support CRO-sponsored studies as agreed with home office medical and GDO

Medical Science Liaison, Neurodegeneration

• Engage healthcare professionals to exchange clinical, scientific, and research knowledge
• Build scientific relationships and collaborations with the medical/scientific community
• Interact with key thought leaders, healthcare professionals, and external parties in an accurate, fair, and balanced manner
• Serve as the primary field contact for Sobi Medical Affairs
• Report field intelligence, competitive information, compound perspectives, disease-state information, and treatment-landscape insights
• Support clinical development and operations through site recommendations, site initiation visits, communication facilitation, and accrual support
• Participate in or lead local, regional, and national advisory board meetings
• Provide internal and external training on preclinical science, clinical data, and outcomes
• Represent Sobi at medical conferences and provide session summaries
• Provide cross-functional scientific support
• Maintain advanced knowledge of relevant studies, compounds, and diseases in immunology
• Manage the assigned territory and contribute to the MSL organization
• Travel throughout Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and Southern California

Medical Science Liaison, Senior

• Foster strong relationships with key opinion leaders and support Orca Bio's scientific and clinical strategy for next-generation allogeneic cell therapies
• Serve as a subject matter expert in stem cell transplantation, cell therapy, and cellular immunotherapy
• Identify, develop, and maintain scientific peer-to-peer relationships with academic experts, thought leaders, healthcare professionals, and access stakeholders
• Prepare and maintain a territory management plan
• Support onboarding activities for authorizing treatment centers, adverse event reporting, out-of-spec products, and local payer medical education
• Maintain current knowledge of hematologic malignancies, stem cell transplantation, cell therapy, cellular immunotherapy, and competitive developments
• Assess the transplant and cell therapy landscape and identify scientific trends, evidence gaps, and research opportunities
• Lead Orca Bio's Investigator-Sponsored Trial program, including research concepts, proposal and protocol development, review committee presentations, governance communications, study oversight, publication planning, and results dissemination
• Gather and communicate scientific insights and stakeholder feedback to leadership and cross-functional partners
• Provide scientific and clinical expertise in advisory boards, investigator meetings, roundtables, educational meetings, professional organizations, advocacy groups, GPOs, networked practices, and speaker bureaus
• Support clinical trial activities, patient recruitment, enrollment, and safe and effective use of investigational products while following GCP and ethical and regulatory standards
• Lead collection, analysis, synthesis, and dissemination of scientific information from congresses and scientific exchange
• Translate clinical trial data, competitive intelligence, and stakeholder feedback into recommendations
• Provide support for health outcomes, real-world evidence, and payer/provider engagement strategies
• Execute projects aligned with scientific, clinical, and business operations in partnership with research, clinical development, commercial, market access, regulatory, and quality functions
• Educate and train commercial marketing and sales teams on therapies and disease states

Medical Science Liaison jobs in United States

Senior Medical Science Liaison, Oncology

Senior Medical Science Liaison, Lupus

National Medical Outcomes Science Liaison

Medical Science Liaison, Hematology – Myeloid