Medical Science Liaison: Strategic Scientific Partner

Syneos Health Careers; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 180,000 - 193,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company car

Bonus eligibility

Job summary

Syneos Health Careers seeks a Medical Science Liaison to advance scientific exchange with Key Contacts and internal stakeholders. The role emphasizes fair, balanced, and compliant medical information delivery and product education in PAH or cardiopulmonary therapeutic areas.

You will build relationships with medical leaders, translate complex data into clinical practice, and collaborate across field medical, commercial, and broader teams to support Medical Affairs strategies and patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of MSL experience.
• Advanced scientific and medical degree required.
• Experience in PAH or cardiopulmonary areas preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide compliant, fair-balanced scientific responses to medical information requests.
• Act as medical and subject area expert to stakeholders.
• Build and maintain scientific relationships with internal and external partners.
• Translate complex data into real-world clinical practice.
• Support Medical Affairs strategies with engagement plans.
• Maintain up-to-date scientific knowledge and literature awareness.
• Collaborate with field medical, commercial, and broader teams.
• Respond to unsolicited inquiries from HCPs/investigators with scientific data.

Skills

MSL experience

Cardiovascular expertise

Scientific communication

Education

PharmD, PhD, MD or equivalent

Job description

Syneos Health Careers seeks a Medical Science Liaison to advance scientific exchange with Key Contacts and internal stakeholders. The role emphasizes fair, balanced, and compliant medical information delivery and product education in PAH or cardiopulmonary therapeutic areas.

You will build relationships with medical leaders, translate complex data into clinical practice, and collaborate across field medical, commercial, and broader teams to support Medical Affairs strategies and patient outcomes.