Role Overview
This field-based Medical Science Liaison (MSL) position specializes in Cell Therapy Autoimmune (CTAI) and serves as a scientific bridge between the medical community and medical affairs. Operating across a defined Eastern U.S. territory—including Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, and Western New York—the role focuses on advancing understanding of cell therapy and autoimmune disease treatments through non-promotional, evidence-based interactions.
Key Responsibilities
- Establish and maintain scientific relationships with Key Opinion Leaders, academic institutions, and healthcare providers in rheumatology and hematology.
- Support investigator-initiated research by connecting qualified researchers with relevant scientific resources and internal teams.
- Design and implement regional medical engagement strategies aligned with therapeutic area goals and local clinical needs.
- Deliver scientific presentations in response to unsolicited inquiries at medical institutions, conferences, and professional meetings.
- Collaborate with clinical development teams to support site identification and patient enrollment in company-sponsored trials.
- Represent medical affairs at national, regional, and local medical congresses, providing scientific context and gathering real-world insights.
- Monitor and report on evolving trends in cell therapy and autoimmune disease management to inform internal strategy.
- Partner with other field medical teams to ensure coordinated, consistent engagement across therapeutic areas.
Qualifications
Required
- Terminal degree in a medical or scientific field such as Pharm.D., Ph.D., M.D., DNP, or PA-C.
- 3–5 years of professional experience in clinical research, academia, or medical affairs within cell therapy or autoimmune disease areas.
- Familiarity with U.S. regulatory and compliance standards governing interactions with healthcare professionals.
- Proven ability to work independently while contributing effectively within cross-functional teams.
- Strong interpersonal, presentation, and organizational skills with a focus on scientific accuracy.
Preferred
- Direct experience in cell therapy or rheumatology, particularly in a field medical role.
Work Environment
This is a field-based position requiring over 50% travel across the assigned region. Regular in-person engagement with healthcare providers, researchers, and medical conferences is a core component of the role. The position supports a hybrid work model with no fixed office location.
