Lead Dermatology Medical Science Liaison

Biopharma Careers; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 156,000 - 251,000; Full time

Job summary

Lilly is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (Dermatology) to cover the Denver, CO and Salt Lake City, UT regions. This field-based role requires deep therapeutic expertise and the ability to translate complex science for clinicians and researchers.

You will collaborate with SEs/CEs, develop strategic territory plans, and travel up to 80% with weekend commitments. An advanced health sciences degree and relevant clinical experience are required; strong communication and literature-interpretation

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in health sciences with 2–3 years of relevant clinical or therapeutic experience.
• Masters or bachelor’s level degree in health sciences considered if 5+ years clinical/research/industry experience present.
• Valid US driver’s license and acceptable driving record are required.
• Authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis.

Responsibilities

• Engage in continuous learning to maintain the highest level of technical expertise in dermatology.
• Spend the majority of time on customer-facing activities and connect SEs/CEs with Lilly resources.
• Develop and implement strategic territory plans and coordinate with cross-functional teams.

Skills

Presentation skills

Literature identification

Communication skills

Strategic thinking

Travel readiness

Education

Advanced health sciences degree (PharmD/MD/PhD)

Health sciences bachelor’s/master’s considered with 5+ years experience

Job description

Lilly is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (Dermatology) to cover the Denver, CO and Salt Lake City, UT regions. This field-based role requires deep therapeutic expertise and the ability to translate complex science for clinicians and researchers.

You will collaborate with SEs/CEs, develop strategic territory plans, and travel up to 80% with weekend commitments. An advanced health sciences degree and relevant clinical experience are required; strong communication and literature-interpretation