Medical Science Liaison, Rheumatology - Mid-Atlantic & Foothills

responsible for scientific engagement, relationship building with healthcare professionals, and advancing medical understanding of J&J's immunology products. Responsibilities include developing territory-specific scientific plans, engaging opinion leaders, facilitating scientific exchange, supporting investigator-initiated studies, and providing compliant, evidence-based medical information. The role involves leveraging insights and AI tools to optimize engagement strategies, monitoring competitive landscapes, and supporting cross-functional collaborations across Medical Affairs, R&D, and clinical teams.

Qualifications required include a Doctorate degree (PharmD, MD, PhD, or equivalent), with 2+ years of relevant industry or clinical experience preferred. Candidates should possess deep therapeutic knowledge of immunology/rheumatology, strong data analysis skills, and the ability to travel up to 70% within designated territories (Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina). Additional preferred qualifications include residency or fellowship training, board certification, and prior experience as an MSL.

The role emphasizes scientific acumen, strategic thinking, and effective communication to influence healthcare providers, with a focus on supporting innovation in immunological disease treatments. Work location is within specified territories, with a requirement for travel and a valid US driver’s license.