Medical Science Liaison, Nephrology – Austria

Sobi; Wien; On-site; EUR 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Work-life balance

Collaborative environment

Professional growth

Diversity and Inclusion

Impact for patients

Job summary

Sobi in Austria seeks an experienced Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to drive country medical activities in Austria, aligning with regional and global plans. You will identify and engage KOLs, deliver scientific communications, and build value for patients through educational programs.

The role requires a medical/science degree, 2–3 years in a clinical science function, and fluency in German and English. A full-time, office-based position with field interactions is expected.

Qualifications

• University degree in medical/science or related field; PhD preferred.
• 2–3 years in a medical/clinical science role or similar.
• Experience with product launches/pre-launch activities.
• Knowledge of national healthcare systems, regulatory and safety considerations.
• Ability to network with KOLs at national level and engage authorities.
• Fluency in German and English; strong communication skills.
• Pro-active, structured, and team-oriented working style.
• Multi-stakeholder project management and leadership experience.

Responsibilities

• Identify and develop relationships with KOLs and medical stakeholders.
• Deliver high-quality medical communications and educational programs.
• Plan and lead scientific events; support local studies as needed.
• Represent Sobi at congresses and interact with hospitals and patient groups.
• Provide input to regional/global medical plans and ensure regulatory compliance.

Skills

KOL management

Medical communications

Stakeholder engagement

Networking with authorities

German & English fluency

Project management

Strategic medical planning

Team collaboration

Education

University degree in medical/science

PhD preferred

Job description

Sobi in Austria seeks an experienced Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to drive country medical activities in Austria, aligning with regional and global plans. You will identify and engage KOLs, deliver scientific communications, and build value for patients through educational programs.

The role requires a medical/science degree, 2–3 years in a clinical science function, and fluency in German and English. A full-time, office-based position with field interactions is expected.