Medical Science Liaison
About the Role
The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) plays a vital role in building and maintaining scientific partnerships with healthcare professionals through non-promotional, evidence-based scientific exchange.
The MSL will serve as a key liaison for clinical and scientific efforts in metabolic dysfunction associated steatohepatitis (MASH)/non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), engaging thought leaders, academic centers, community practices, and regional organizations to support disease education, clinical research, and launch readiness.
Key Responsibilities
1. Establish presence and scientific leadership in MASH/NASH and chronic liver disease.
2. Identify, develop, and maintain long-term collaborations with thought leaders, clinical investigators, and key stakeholders within the assigned geography.
3. Deliver peer-to-peer, scientifically balanced exchanges on MASH/NASH disease state and clinical programs and investigational therapies.
4. Serve as a scientific expert to internal stakeholders, contributing to launch planning, field-based insights, and development of medical communication strategies.
5. Provide scientific and strategic input for investigator-initiated trials, research collaborations, and site support in partnership with Clinical Development.
6. Facilitate internal scientific training and contribute to speaker programs, advisory boards, and other medical affairs activities.
7. Represent at national and regional scientific and medical conferences, supporting booth activities and engaging with HCPs to capture real-world insights.
8. Respond compliantly to unsolicited medical information requests, ensuring documentation aligns with internal processes and regulatory standards.
Qualifications
* Advanced degree in a scientific or healthcare discipline, such as MD, DO, Pharm D, PhD, DNP, PA-C.
* Minimum 3 years of previous MSL experience in a pharmaceutical or biotech industry, preferably in a field-based medical role.
* Prior experience in Endocrinology is preferred.
* Postdoctoral, academic, or government experience may be considered.
* Solid knowledge of clinical medicine, disease management, and medical research, ideally within hepatology or gastroenterology.
* Strong understanding of the US healthcare system, care delivery, and payer environment.
* Familiarity with FDA regulations, ICH/GCP guidelines, and legal considerations relevant to medical affairs and research.
* Proven ability to synthesize and communicate complex scientific data clearly and concisely to diverse audiences.