Cardiometabolic MSL: Scientific Partner in Argentina

GSK; Tandil; On-site; ARS 1,800,000 - 2,800,000; Full time

Job summary

GSK Argentina is looking for a Medical Science Liaison to partner with cardiometabolic specialists, share balanced, evidence-based medical knowledge, and gather clinical insights that shape local medical strategy for adult vaccines related to cardiometabolic risks.

You will support clinical research, education and cross-functional initiatives, deliver scientific exchanges in person and virtually, and report insights to inform strategy.

Qualifications

• Medical degree with clinical experience in cardiometabolic diseases or related fields.
• Strong scientific communication skills, both written and verbal.
• English: proficient in oral and written communication.
• Comfort using digital tools for virtual engagement and data capture.
• Full-time availability and willingness to travel across Argentina.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain trusted scientific relationships with cardiology, endocrinology and primary care specialists.
• Deliver clear, balanced scientific exchange in face-to-face and virtual settings to share current evidence and gather insights.
• Capture and report clinical insights and local unmet needs to inform medical strategy and evidence generation.
• Support identification of investigators and sites for clinical research and provide medical input when requested.
• Provide scientific education and training to internal colleagues and external health care professionals.
• Represent the medical function at scientific meetings and congresses, following company policies and local regulations.

Skills

Digital Fluency

Enterprise Thinking

External Stakeholder Management

High Impact Communication

Patient Impact

Education

MD/MBBS Degree

Job description

GSK Argentina is looking for a Medical Science Liaison to partner with cardiometabolic specialists, share balanced, evidence-based medical knowledge, and gather clinical insights that shape local medical strategy for adult vaccines related to cardiometabolic risks.

You will support clinical research, education and cross-functional initiatives, deliver scientific exchanges in person and virtually, and report insights to inform strategy.