Talent Community Medical Science Liaisons in Interventional Spine

As a privately‑owned, biopharmaceutical company, Ferring pioneers and delivers life‑changing therapies that help people build families and live better lives. Our culture is focused on cultivating an entrepreneurial spirit and long‑term perspective that enables us to achieve growth and scale, while remaining agile and true to our 'people first' philosophy. Built on a 70‑year plus commitment, Ferring is relentless in its pursuit of scientific innovations in areas that have not seen significant progress in recent years and where there is potential for real breakthroughs that can benefit patients.

Ferring is recognized as one of Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies, included on Fortune's Change the World List, and Ferring US is Great Place to Work Certified.

At Ferring, we are on a mission to transform the treatment of radicular leg pain from lumbar disc herniation (LDH) with a novel, only‑in‑class intradiscal therapy that offers patients an alternative to existing conservative or surgical options. The Medical Science Liaison - Interventional Spine (MSL) serves as the primary field‑based scientific expert for engaging healthcare professionals and key stakeholders involved in the management of lumbar disc herniation and related spine conditions.

This role delivers accurate, balanced, and clinically relevant medical information while building trusted scientific relationships with key opinion leaders across interventional pain, physical medicine & rehabilitation (PM&R), orthopedic spine surgery, and neurosurgery. The MSL plays a critical role in prelaunch planning, launch execution, and postlaunch scientific support, ensuring appropriate clinical adoption and ongoing evidence generation.

Ferring is a place where you can do your best work and where you are empowered to share innovative ideas, maximize your growth potential, work collaboratively, and know your voice is heard and opinions are valued.

Scientific Leader in Spine Care - You are deeply passionate about advancing patient outcomes in lumbar disc herniation and spine‑related disorders. You bring strong scientific curiosity and clinical insight to your work and thrive in peer‑to‑peer scientific exchange with spine specialists.

Strategic Medical Partner - You understand the critical role Medical Affairs plays across prelaunch, launch, and postlaunch phases. You collaborate effectively with internal partners while maintaining independence, compliance, and scientific integrity in the field.

Field‑Based Medical Expert- You are motivated by impact. Whether supporting evidence generation, educating healthcare professionals on emerging nonsurgical spine interventions, or gathering field insights to shape medical strategy, you are committed to scientific excellence.

• Respond to unsolicited requests with accurate, balanced, and timely scientific information regarding Ferring's interventional spine therapy, lumbar disc herniation, and nonsurgical spine interventions
• Establish and maintain scientific relationships with key opinion leaders, academic centers, and community‑based spine specialists
• Support prelaunch activities, including KOL identification and mapping, early scientific engagement and disease‑state education, field insights gathering to inform medical strategy and unmet needs
• Support launch execution, including engagement of early adopters and centers of excellence, scientific exchange on clinical data, patient selection, and real‑world use considerations, identification and communication of adoption barriers and field insights
• Identify and support Investigator‑Initiated Studies (IIS) and Phase IV/postmarketing research
• Provide scientific support for clinical trial awareness, site identification, and study execution
• Deliver field‑based medical education on disease state, treatment landscape, and evolving standards of care
• Provide compliant, nonpromotional scientific training and ongoing support for commercial teams
• Monitor and communicate competitive intelligence, treatment trends, and emerging spine clinical data
• Participate in advisory boards, speaker trainings, investigator meetings, and major…