Medical Science Liaison, Transplant

Location:

UK Field Based | Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Leicester, Oxford, Plymouth, Southampton

Job type:
Permanent, Full-time

As Medical Science Liaison within our UK and Ireland Transplant team, you'll serve as the trusted scientific partner to key external experts and transplant specialists, engaging in meaningful scientific exchange to advance understanding of post-transplant care and accelerate data dissemination in transplant medicine. You'll play a pivotal role in shaping the management of transplant-related complications while building robust, long-term peer relationships with thought leaders across Centers of Excellence and the broader medical community.

We’re an R&D-driven, AI-powered biopharma company committed to improving people’s lives and delivering compelling growth. Our deep understanding of the immune system – and innovative pipeline – enables us to invent medicines and vaccines that treat and protect millions of people around the world. Together, we chase the miracles of science to improve people’s lives.

• Build and maintain trusted relationships with key medical experts, specialists, and thought leaders in transplant medicine, serving as their scientific partner
• Share scientific data and medical information with healthcare professionals, answer their questions, and support them in developing best practices for patient care
• Develop and deliver educational materials and training programs to help the medical community stay informed about advances in transplant care
• Work with internal teams across the organization to coordinate engagement with external experts through multiple channels, ensuring a personalized and consistent approach
• Gather insights from conversations with medical professionals and provide feedback to help shape the organization's medical strategy and scientific messaging
• Support access and reimbursement discussions with payers and formulary committees, helping them understand the clinical value and evidence for transplant treatments
• Stay current with medical and scientific developments in transplant medicine and help identify opportunities for collaboration between internal teams and external researchers

• Background in a clinical, academic, or research environment, ideally with exposure to transplant medicine, immunology, or specialty healthcare settings
• Strong interpersonal abilities with the capacity to build genuine relationships; comfortable working collaboratively in cross-functional teams; adaptable and able to thrive in complex, evolving environments
• Solid understanding of medical science and clinical decision-making; ability to interpret scientific data and translate it into clear, compelling narratives for different audiences; comfortable with digital tools and able to analyze feedback to generate actionable insights
• Advanced degree in a scientific or medical field (such as MD, PhD, or Pharmacy degree)
• Fluent in English, with strong written and verbal communication skills

• Help shape the future of care for chronic and complex conditions like aT1D, Type 2 diabetes, transplant, and cardiovascular disease.
• Drive meaningful impact at global scale: our medicines reach more than 100 million people each year.
• Be part of a simpler, digital- and AI-powered business that’s rethinking how we work and engage with the world.
• Turn bold ideas into breakthrough launches, with multiple new therapies planned through 2030 and beyond.
• Stretch your career in a development playground, with opportunities across functions, regions, and the entire product lifecycle.
• Work in a place that combines global scale with local expertise, backed by a strong culture of collaboration and shared purpose.
• Contribute to innovations…