Medical Science Liaison; MSL), Lung​/GU​/GI - Mid-Atlantic Capital; DE, MD, NJ, DC

About Your Role

We strive to outpace cancer, improve patient outcomes, and enhance access to innovative therapies. If you are motivated to make a meaningful difference for patients with cancer, the Oncology Medical Science Liaison (MSL) role offers a highly impactful career path. As an Oncology MSL you will bring strong clinical and therapeutic expertise and a solid understanding of the oncology landscape to engage with healthcare providers and key community and academic experts.

You will act as a trusted medical resource, support clinical trials, and collaborate with Medical Affairs and Clinical Operations colleagues.

• Engage relevant healthcare professionals and accounts (academic and community HCPs, pharmacists, physician assistants, nurses, etc.) using a data‑driven approach based on scientific expertise and market knowledge to address educational needs and inform medical plans.
• Educate and engage HCPs & the healthcare community on disease state, product information, emerging data, clinical trials, unmet medical needs, patient access barriers, and market dynamics; collect and communicate insights to influence medical strategy across the product lifecycle.
• Develop and execute strategic territory and engagement plans aligned with medical strategy, including planning scientific interactions with key accounts and supporting clinical trials through relevant medical activities and cross‑functional collaboration.
• Act as a therapeutic area and GSK medicines resource for customers and internal colleagues by maintaining in‑depth knowledge of the therapeutic landscape and anticipating customer educational needs.
• Collaborate with internal stakeholders (Medical Affairs, Clinical Operations, Marketing, Sales, etc.) on a customer‑centric basis to deliver aligned medical solutions and participate in Field Medical or cross‑enterprise projects supporting medical strategies.
• Comply with GSK policies, Code of Conduct and ways of working; complete required training, documentation and administrative responsibilities in a timely, compliant manner.

• Must reside within territory for consideration with access to a major airport.
• Doctorate in a clinical/medical field (Pharm
  
  D, PhD, MD), or a master’s in advanced science/clinical/healthcare (e.g., MSN, ANP, MS, MPH).
• Oncology, pharmaceutical industry, clinical or academic experience.
• 2+ years of clinical or industry experience in oncology, hematology, rare disease, or another closely related therapeutic area.
• Experience engaging in peer‑to‑peer scientific dialogue with medical professionals and decision makers.
• Experience delivering medical‑based presentations.
• Experience identifying opportunities for medical engagement and developing scientific engagement goals.
• Experience working with external HCPs, experts, and internal stakeholders.
• Must be able to manage a designated territory with 60‑75% travel.

• Previous clinical experience where direct/or indirect decision‑making authority for patient care was demonstrated (e.g., direct patient care, treatment protocol development, drug therapy guidelines development, traditional clinical pharmacy practice settings).
• Above‑average computer literacy (e.g. utilizing AI and digital fluency), including experience with software applications.

US annual base salary for new hires ranges from $186,000 to $310,000. The salary range depends on location, skills, experience, education level and market rate for the role. The position also offers an annual bonus and eligibility to participate in our share‑based long‑term incentive program. Available benefits include health care and other insurance benefits (for employee and family), retirement benefits, paid holidays, vacation, and paid caregiver/parental and medical leave.

GSK is an Equal Opportunity Employer. This ensures that all qualified applicants will receive equal consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), parental status, national origin, age, disability, genetic information (including family medical history), military service or any basis prohibited under federal, state or local law.