Neuromuscular Clinical Development Liaison – Benelux (Remote)

Amplity; Brussel Hoofdstad; Remote; EUR 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Permanent contract

Competitive salary

Incentives

Job summary

Amplity is seeking a Clinical Development Liaison to support neuromuscular programs across the Benelux, with a primary focus on the Netherlands and Belgium. This field-based role is remote with travel across the Benelux and Europe as needed to engage investigators, sites, and stakeholders.

You will build scientific relationships, support start-up activities, investigator engagement, and patient-recruitment strategies while ensuring high-quality study conduct and collaboration with internal

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Medicine, Nursing, Biomedical Sciences, or related discipline.
• Minimum 5 years in pharma/biotech/CRO/clinical research.
• Experience in Neuromuscular Diseases and/or Rare Diseases mandatory.
• Excellent scientific communication and presentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Establish and maintain trusted scientific relationships with KOLs and investigators.
• Communicate scientific information on neuromuscular diseases and trials.
• Support site feasibility, activation, and investigator engagement strategies.
• Coordinate with internal and CRO partners across international teams.
• Represent organization at national and international congresses.

Skills

Scientific communication

Presentation skills

Relationship building

Project management

Autonomous work

Education

Advanced degree in Life Sciences or related; MSc/PhD/PharmD preferred

Job description

Amplity is seeking a Clinical Development Liaison to support neuromuscular programs across the Benelux, with a primary focus on the Netherlands and Belgium. This field-based role is remote with travel across the Benelux and Europe as needed to engage investigators, sites, and stakeholders.

You will build scientific relationships, support start-up activities, investigator engagement, and patient-recruitment strategies while ensuring high-quality study conduct and collaboration with internal