Cardiology Medical Science Liaison – Mid-Atlantic

GE HealthCare; South Carolina; Remote; USD 136,000 - 204,000; Full time

Job summary

GE HealthCare is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) for Cardiology to serve as a scientific partner to KOLs and healthcare professionals across the Mid-Atlantic region. You will drive scientific exchange, support evidence-based patient care, and work cross-functionally with Medical Affairs, Clinical, and Commercial teams.

You will travel extensively (over 70%), present scientific data, and assist in developing research proposals and training materials for medical staff on imaging agents and

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in life sciences or healthcare.
• 2+ years in pharma/healthcare, MSL experience preferred.
• Proactive leader who translates strategy into outcomes.
• Experience delivering professional presentations or lectures.

Responsibilities

• Interact with KOLs to advance Cardiology medical plans.
• Communicate clinical insights back to Medical Affairs and cross-functional teams.
• Participate in regional/national cardiology conferences and provide scientific summaries.
• Support investigator-sponsored and company-sponsored research proposals.
• Identify and train speaker bureau participants as applicable.
• Ensure compliance with SOPs and regulatory requirements; flag quality/compliance concerns.
• Prepare and deliver training on diagnostic imaging agents in Cardiology and emerging evidence.
• Provide medical input to projects led by US/Canada Medical Affairs and cross-functional teams.

Skills

Advanced degree

Pharma/Healthcare exp

Leadership

Presentations

Extensive travel

Territory residency

Education

MS/PhD/PharmD/MD

Job description

GE HealthCare is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) for Cardiology to serve as a scientific partner to KOLs and healthcare professionals across the Mid-Atlantic region. You will drive scientific exchange, support evidence-based patient care, and work cross-functionally with Medical Affairs, Clinical, and Commercial teams.

You will travel extensively (over 70%), present scientific data, and assist in developing research proposals and training materials for medical staff on imaging agents and