Hematology MSL: Scientific Exchange & Investigator Support

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine; Los Angeles (CA); Híbrido; USD 140.000 - 190.000; Jornada completa

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Descripción de la vacante

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicines is seeking a Medical Science Liaison specializing in hematology to operate on a territory-based basis in West Los Angeles and Central Valley, CA. The role involves engaging healthcare professionals and thought leaders to share data, foster scientific exchange, and support strategic medical initiatives.

The MSL will support investigator-initiated and company-sponsored studies, work closely with R&D and Medical Affairs, and travel up to 70% to conferences and

Formación

• Doctorate-level degree with at least 2 years relevant MSL experience.
• Strong scientific and communication skills.
• Willing to travel up to 70%.
• Driver’s license preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Develop and execute scientific plans.
• Facilitate high-quality scientific exchange.
• Identify educational needs and address them with balanced, evidence-based data.
• Support investigator-initiated and company-sponsored studies.
• Provide compliant, objective scientific support.
• Collect actionable insights to inform medical and strategic planning.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including R&D and Medical Affairs.
• Stay updated on therapeutic landscape trends.

Conocimientos

MSL experience

Hematology knowledge

Scientific communication

Therapeutic expertise

Travel readiness

Cross-functional collaboration

Educación

Doctorate degree (PharmD/PhD/MD)

Descripción del empleo

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicines is seeking a Medical Science Liaison specializing in hematology to operate on a territory-based basis in West Los Angeles and Central Valley, CA. The role involves engaging healthcare professionals and thought leaders to share data, foster scientific exchange, and support strategic medical initiatives.

The MSL will support investigator-initiated and company-sponsored studies, work closely with R&D and Medical Affairs, and travel up to 70% to conferences and