Dermatology MSL - Remote, High-Impact Liaison

Alumis; Boston (MA); Remote; USD 195,000 - 235,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance premiums paid at 90%

Cell phone stipend

Unlimited PTO

Genentech Bus & Ferry Share program

Onsite gym and snacks

Job summary

Alumis Inc. is seeking an experienced Medical Science Liaison to join our field-based team. You will develop relationships with dermatology KOLs, support trial enrollment, and educate HCPs on disease states and trial outcomes.

The role requires building a network in Dermatology, mapping thought leaders, and collaborating with internal teams on medical education, publications, and advisory boards. This position is primarily remote and involves travel about 50%.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in scientific/medical field (PharmD, PhD, MSN, DNP, PA-C, MPH, etc).
• 3+ years in MSL role with Dermatology experience.
• Established KOL networks in Dermatology.
• Willingness to travel ~50%.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain relationships with KOLs in Dermatology.
• Map, profile and prioritize thought leaders for medical strategy.
• Manage geography with entrepreneurial approach.
• Support clinical development including site identification and trial recruitment.
• Attend and report on medical conferences.
• Collaborate on publications, advisory boards, and medical education.
• Serve as a scientific resource to external experts and internal stakeholders.
• Provide up-to-date medical information and insights to inform strategy.
• Train internal stakeholders on key topics.
• Ensure compliant communications and documentation.
• Contribute to Medical Affair workstreams and project development.

Skills

Oral communication

Written communication

Interpersonal skills

Time management

Independent work

Start-up environment

Education

Advanced degree

Job description

Alumis Inc. is seeking an experienced Medical Science Liaison to join our field-based team. You will develop relationships with dermatology KOLs, support trial enrollment, and educate HCPs on disease states and trial outcomes.

The role requires building a network in Dermatology, mapping thought leaders, and collaborating with internal teams on medical education, publications, and advisory boards. This position is primarily remote and involves travel about 50%.