Medical Science Liaison - CST

The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) is based in Central US and part of a larger international field team.

The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) is responsible for establishing a respected and valued presence with opinion leaders and researchers in the dermatology and allergy/immunology space. They engage in fair and balanced scientific exchange and respond to requests for information about pipeline products and diseases of interest from key stakeholders. By developing a thorough understanding of national and regional experts, the MSL gains insight into treatment patterns and trends, which are shared internally to help shape strategy.

The MSL acts as a bridge between the client's medical, clinical, and scientific teams and external stakeholders, ensuring alignment between external insights and internal strategies. This role is US based.

• Provide field-based input to support detailed mapping of Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) in disease areas of strategic importance to the company.
• Establish, deepen, and sustain strategic relationships with current and future Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and other healthcare professionals (HCPs) to support launch and ongoing scientific engagement.
• Identify and assess potential collaborators and advocates aligned with the company's current products and development pipeline.
• Leverage field engagements to gather and provide timely, actionable insights from KOLs and HCPs that shape clinical and commercial strategies.
• Provide accurate, balanced medical and scientific information to address technical inquiries from KOLs regarding the company's current and future pipeline assets.
• Represent the company at key scientific congresses and professional society meetings, facilitating strategic interactions and meetings between KOLs and the company's leadership.
• Deliver clinical and scientific presentations and respond to unsolicited medical inquiries, as appropriate, within academic and healthcare settings, in both group and one-on-one engagements.
• May support planning, leading, and execution of advisory board meetings with KOLs to gather strategic insights and feedback on disease states, unmet medical needs, and current or future pipeline programs.
• Support disease-state awareness initiatives in collaboration with Patient Advocacy Groups (PAGs) to educate broader audiences and elevate understanding of unmet patient needs.

• Support the identification, feasibility assessment, and education of clinical trial sites.
• Act as the primary scientific and medical liaison for study investigators and site staff, delivering scientific updates, identifying and helping to resolve enrollment challenges, and supporting enrollment efforts across ongoing and future clinical trials.
• Lead scientific engagement with investigators interested in investigator-sponsored research, serving as the primary liaison.
• Partner with investigators and sites to identify and assess real-world evidence (RWE) opportunities that support product value and positioning.

• Develop and maintain a deep understanding of the treatment paradigm in indications relevant to the company, including key stakeholders and the evolving healthcare landscape within the assigned territory.
• Leverage field insights to assist in the development of territory plans that support medical strategy execution.
• Collaborate cross-functionally to identify research opportunities, support publication planning, and contribute to the dissemination of scientific data through peer-reviewed journals, abstracts, and scientific presentations.
• Partner with internal teams to develop and deliver educational programs and materials for HCPs and external stakeholders, ensuring consistency and alignment with the overall medical strategy.

• Provide support for local tactical activities as needed, including covering presentations at select scientific congresses and facilitating the contracting of local consultants.
• Assist in the reconnaissance of market landscape determination and competitive intelligence by analyzing therapeutic trends and unmet needs within relevant disease…