Senior Hematology MSL — Field Leader (CDMX)

7240-JANSSEN-CILAG DE MEXICO Legal Entity; Ciudad de México; Presencial; MXN 900.000 - 1.400.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Johnson & Johnson is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) in Hematology for Mexico City. The role focuses on establishing peer-to-peer scientific relationships with hematologists, KOLs, and academic centers, delivering data-driven discussions, and supporting evidence-generation activities within hematologic malignancies.

The MSL will conduct high-quality scientific discussions, respond to inquiries, and present educational sessions to healthcare professionals, traveling ~40% of the time.

Formación

• MD degree preferred.
• Hematology residency/fellowship preferred.
• Deep therapeutic area scientific knowledge and data interpretation.
• Tech-savvy and willingness to use digital tools in daily work.
• Strong communication and presentation skills for peer-to-peer exchanges with experts.
• 2-4 years industry-related experience with MSL skills.

Responsabilidades

• Develop and maintain scientific relationships with hematologists and key stakeholders in the territory.
• Lead high-quality peer-to-peer scientific discussions on disease state and treatment landscape.
• Respond to unsolicited medical inquiries timely and accurately.
• Deliver scientific presentations and educational sessions to healthcare professionals.

Conocimientos

Travel 40%

Communication

Presentation

English Proficiency

Teamwork

Leadership

Influencing skills

Digital literacy

Educación

Medical Doctor (MD) degree

Hematology residency/fellowship

Herramientas

Digital tools

Descripción del empleo

Johnson & Johnson is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) in Hematology for Mexico City. The role focuses on establishing peer-to-peer scientific relationships with hematologists, KOLs, and academic centers, delivering data-driven discussions, and supporting evidence-generation activities within hematologic malignancies.

The MSL will conduct high-quality scientific discussions, respond to inquiries, and present educational sessions to healthcare professionals, traveling ~40% of the time.