GI Medical Science Liaison – Upstate NY Territory

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine; Worcester (MA); Sur place; USD 117 000 - 201 250; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is hiring a Medical Science Liaison (GI) to support the Upstate New York territory, with travel across Upstate NY, NH, VT, and ME. The role may be based in Worcester, MA, focusing on high-quality scientific engagement with key thought leaders and healthcare professionals.

The MSL will develop engagement plans, stay current with GI research trends, and collaborate with internal partners to support investigator-initiated studies while maintaining rigorous

Qualifications

• Doctorate level degree or equivalent experience required.
• Post graduate experience preferred for doctoral level candidates.
• Scientific acumen and therapeutic knowledge.
• Data gathering and analysis capabilities.
• Ability to travel up to 70% across territory.

Responsabilités

• Develop and implement a scientific engagement plan for the territory that aligns with Medical Affairs strategy.
• Cultivate relationships with KOLs and HCPs to advance scientific credibility.
• Engage in high-quality two-way scientific exchange and synthesize clinical information.
• Leverage AI tools to enhance decision making and efficiency.
• Deliver scientific data tailored to HCP needs through clear dialogue and presentations.
• Identify unmet needs and propose evidence‑based solutions or education.

Connaissances

Scientific acumen

Travel up to 70%

Cross‑functional collaboration

Data gathering & analysis

Therapeutic area knowledge

Formation

Doctorate/MD/PhD

Description du poste

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is hiring a Medical Science Liaison (GI) to support the Upstate New York territory, with travel across Upstate NY, NH, VT, and ME. The role may be based in Worcester, MA, focusing on high-quality scientific engagement with key thought leaders and healthcare professionals.

The MSL will develop engagement plans, stay current with GI research trends, and collaborate with internal partners to support investigator-initiated studies while maintaining rigorous