Cardiology MSL: KOL Partnerships & Clinical Insights

GE HealthCare; Clayton (NC); On-site; USD 136,000 - 204,000; Full time

Job summary

GE HealthCare seeks an experienced Medical Science Liaison to partner with Cardiology KOLs and HCPs, driving scientific exchange and informed clinical decisions. This field-based role covers the Mid-Atlantic region, collaborating with Medical Affairs, Clinical, and Commercial teams to translate data into education and insights.

In the PDx space, you will engage with KOLs, support investigator-initiated and company-sponsored studies, participate in conferences, and contribute to training and

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in science or medicine (MS, PhD, PharmD or MD).
• 2+ years in pharmaceutical/healthcare with MSL exposure, preferably in Cardiology/Radiology.
• Willingness to travel >70%, including weekends.
• Proactive leader who translates strategy into outcomes.
• Experience delivering professional medical/patient education presentations.

Responsibilities

• Interact with Cardiology KOLs to advance GE’s medical plans and initiatives.
• Translate clinical insights to Medical Affairs and cross-functional teams.
• Support regional/national conferences and scientific sessions.
• Assist with investigator-sponsored and Company-sponsored research proposals.
• Participate in speaker's bureau training where applicable.
• Ensure SOP/compliance adherence and proactive issue reporting.
• Develop and deliver training on diagnostic imaging agents and emerging evidence.
• Provide medical input to cross-functional projects and advisory boards.

Skills

MSL experience

Public speaking

Travel readiness

Leadership

Education

Advanced degree (MS/PhD/PharmD/MD)

Job description

GE HealthCare seeks an experienced Medical Science Liaison to partner with Cardiology KOLs and HCPs, driving scientific exchange and informed clinical decisions. This field-based role covers the Mid-Atlantic region, collaborating with Medical Affairs, Clinical, and Commercial teams to translate data into education and insights.

In the PDx space, you will engage with KOLs, support investigator-initiated and company-sponsored studies, participate in conferences, and contribute to training and