Field Medical Liaison – IBD & Pipeline Strategy

Genentech; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 161,000 - 299,000; Full time

Job summary

Genentech is seeking a Pipeline IBD Sr. Therapeutic Area Medical Science Liaison (TA MSL) to serve as a credible scientific partner within the IBD space.

You will exchange clinical information with thought leaders and healthcare decision makers, co-create local medical strategy with regional partners, and cover multiple medicines while discussing patient outcomes and total cost of care. Preferred residence states include Pennsylvania and Michigan; travel up to 70% of time and proximity to major

Qualifications

• Advanced clinical/science degree required; MD/PhD/PharmD/MSN/NP/PA acceptable.
• Minimum of 5 years related work experience in clinical, managed care, or industry settings.
• GCP and ICH proficiency for regulatory/compliance expectations.
• Comprehensive therapeutic area knowledge and familiarity with health economics and reimbursement landscapes.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrate deep clinical/scientific expertise on assigned molecules and therapeutic areas to exchange insights with thought leaders and healthcare decision makers.
• Build and cultivate relationships with external scientific and medical customers to understand evolving healthcare trends.
• Engage in ongoing learning and participate in upskilling programs related to products and disease states.
• Respond to on- and off-label questions with integrity and regulatory compliance.
• Collaborate with field partners and internal stakeholders to shape local medical strategies and priorities.
• Provide congress/conference support and assist in medical booth activities and competitive intelligence.
• Share clinical/value-based expertise for publications, conference data, and internal training materials.

Skills

GCP/ICH knowledge

Therapeutic area knowledge

Education

Advanced Clinical/Science Degree

BSN with field medical experience

Job description

Genentech is seeking a Pipeline IBD Sr. Therapeutic Area Medical Science Liaison (TA MSL) to serve as a credible scientific partner within the IBD space.

You will exchange clinical information with thought leaders and healthcare decision makers, co-create local medical strategy with regional partners, and cover multiple medicines while discussing patient outcomes and total cost of care. Preferred residence states include Pennsylvania and Michigan; travel up to 70% of time and proximity to major