Cardiometabolic Medical Science Liaison – Field-Based

BioSpace; Manchester (NH); Remote; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Amgen in the United States is seeking a Medical Science Liaison for Cardiovascular Metabolic focusing on Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire. As an MSL, you will engage with cardiometabolic thought leaders and payers to communicate scientific data and support patient access.

This field-based role requires advanced degrees and medical affairs experience; you will build scientific engagement plans, educate stakeholders, support investigator-initiated studies, and collaborate with cross-functional

Qualifications

• Doctorate degree or equivalent required.
• Masters degree with 3 years Medical Affairs experience.
• Bachelors degree with 5 years Medical Affairs experience.
• Pharm.D./Ph.D./M.D./D.O. preferred.
• 5+ years of industry experience in Scientific or Medical Affairs.
• Two or more years focused on clinical practice, clinical research, or medical research.

Responsibilities

• Engage with healthcare partners to educate and communicate clinical and economic data.
• Educate and communicate clinical value, outcomes, and economic data to payers, providers, key partners, advocacy, and access enablers.
• Provide and/or present field observations and insights to internal collaborators.
• Implement a scientific engagement plan according to annual MSL goals and metrics.
• Develop and implement local OL plans in line with SEP.
• Support speaker training and ensure updated data are provided.

Skills

Cardio-metabolic expertise

Stakeholder engagement

Medical affairs experience

Education

Doctorate degree

Masters degree & 3 years Medical Affairs experience

Bachelors degree & 5 years Medical Affairs experience

Job description

Amgen in the United States is seeking a Medical Science Liaison for Cardiovascular Metabolic focusing on Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire. As an MSL, you will engage with cardiometabolic thought leaders and payers to communicate scientific data and support patient access.

This field-based role requires advanced degrees and medical affairs experience; you will build scientific engagement plans, educate stakeholders, support investigator-initiated studies, and collaborate with cross-functional