Medical Science Liaison, Rheumatology - Mid-Atlantic & Foothills
Listed on 2026-10-08
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IT/Tech
Role:
Medical Science Liaison (MSL) specializing in Rheumatology within Johnson & Johnson's Immunology division, focusing on scientific engagement, relationship building with healthcare professionals, and advancing medical education. Responsibilities include developing territory-specific engagement plans, fostering relationships with KOLs, delivering scientifically accurate data, supporting investigator-initiated studies, and providing scientific exchange aligned with organizational strategy. The role involves staying updated on disease landscapes, competitor activity, and emerging technologies like AI to optimize engagement and insight collection.
Qualifications:
Doctorate degree (PharmD, PhD, MD, or equivalent), with postgraduate or clinical experience preferred; 2+ years in MSL or therapeutic area experience desirable. Must possess in-depth scientific knowledge, clinical expertise, and strategic thinking skills, with ability to travel up to 70%. High-value specifics:
Focus on immunology and rheumatology, supporting education and scientific discussions in a regulated environment, with an emphasis on collaboration across R&D, Medical Affairs, and external stakeholders. Work setup:
Territory-based with significant travel required.
- Developing territory-specific engagement plans, fostering relationships with KOLs, delivering scientifically accurate data, supporting investigator-initiated studies, and providing scientific exchange aligned with organizational strategy.
- Doctorate degree (PharmD, PhD, MD, or equivalent), with postgraduate or clinical experience preferred.
- 2+ years in MSL or therapeutic area experience desirable.
- Must possess in-depth scientific knowledge, clinical expertise, and strategic thinking skills, with ability to travel up to 70%.
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