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Novartis Canada is seeking a National Medical Science Liaison for a hybrid role in Montreal or Toronto. The MSL will establish relationships with Medical Experts, support product launches, and engage in scientific discussions. Ideal candidates will hold advanced life sciences degrees and possess significant pharmaceutical experience.
Job ID REQ-10055146
Canada
Location: Montreal or Toronto, #LI-Remote
Novartis cannot offer relocation support for this role; please apply only if accessible for you.
Internal job title: Medical Scientific Liaison/Field Medical Advisor
This hybrid role of Medical Science Liaison (MSL)/Medical Advisor involves responsibilities for a limited territory or specific group of external experts, with strategic and tactical duties for a product or portfolio. The role focuses on developing peer-to-peer relationships for scientific exchange, aligning global and local strategies, and supporting medical affairs for the assigned brands.
At Novartis Canada, we are committed to understanding patient needs across the care journey, leveraging data, technology, and partnerships. We focus on core therapeutic areas: Cardiovascular, Renal & Metabolic, Immunology, Neuroscience, and Oncology. Our R&D investment in Canada exceeds $30 million annually, with clinical trials across the country.
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CA04 (FCRS = CA004) NOVARTIS PHARMA CANADA INC.
Alternative Locations: Montreal, Toronto
Research & Development | Full-time | Regular | No shift work
Novartis is dedicated to fostering an inclusive, diverse workplace that reflects the communities we serve.