Senior Medical Science Liaison (Northeast

When our people share why they joined Rapport and love it here, it comes down to three things: the science, the mission, and the team. At Rapport, we’re driven by a passion for developing precision neuromedicines with the potential for fewer side effects, enabling patients and their families to enjoy healthier, more fulfilling lives. And we’re doing this with extraordinary science and awesome people (affectionately called Rapptors).

Our innovative scientific platform is centered on Receptor Associate Proteins (RAPs). RAPs are a component of neuronal receptor complexes, which play a crucial role in regulating receptor assembly and function. This precision approach has the potential to revolutionize the development of small molecule therapies.

We are excited about the potential of our lead program, RAP-219. Our first indication targets focal epilepsy with additional clinical trials for neuropathic pain and bipolar disorder.

The strength of Rapport comes from our Rapptors – who are united by our mission to improve patients lives. We bring the heart and hustle to advance our science forward, always staying true to our core values. We hope you’re as excited about this opportunity as we are!

A Sr. Medical Science Liaison at Rapport is more than a scientific expert; they are a connector, collaborator, and trusted partner who helps bridge the external medical community with internal teams. By fostering trusted scientific relationships, generating meaningful insights, and supporting evidence development, the MSL helps shape Medical Affairs strategy while contributing to a team culture where people support one another, learn together, and celebrate shared success.

Reporting to the Director, Field Medical, the MSL will support compliant scientific exchange, insight generation, evidence-related activities, and field execution aligned with Medical Affairs strategy.

• Build, maintain, and serve as a primary scientific contact for peer-to-peer relationships with scientific leaders, investigators, healthcare professionals, and academic centers within the assigned geography.
• Conduct compliant, balanced, and evidence-based scientific exchangeregardingdisease-state science, clinical data, treatment paradigms, safety considerations, and the evolving competitive landscape.
• Respond to unsolicited medical inquiries in accordance with company policies and applicable regulations, including inquiries related to clinical data, evidence interpretation, safety, and patient management considerations.
• Represent Medical Affairs at medical conferences, scientific congresses, regional society meetings, and advocacy or educational events as appropriate.

• Gather, document, and synthesize field insights related to clinical practice trends, patient needs, barriers to care, emerging evidence, and competitive intelligence.
• Communicate insights to appropriate internal stakeholders to inform medical strategy, evidence generation, scientific communications, lifecycle planning, and field execution.
• Identify regional opportunities and challenges that may impact medical education, stakeholder engagement, evidence needs or launch readiness.

• Deliver high-quality scientific presentations to healthcare providers, formulary or decision-making stakeholders, and internal teams, as appropriate.
• Contribute to the development or review of scientific materials, including slide decks, FAQs, training resources, congress materials, advisory board content, and standard medical responses, when requested.
• Support internal medical training and field readiness activities by sharing scientific expertise, field insights, and external stakeholder perspectives.

• Partner with Medical Affairs colleagues and cross-functional teams, including
  
  Medical Science,Clinical Trial Awareness,Regulatory, Safety, Market Access, Corporate Affairs, and Commercial, whilemaintainingstrict compliance boundaries.
• Provide scientific input and field perspective to support launch planning, competitive preparedness, medical education,…