Neuroimmunology Medical Science Liaison – Mountain

Johnson & Johnson Co.; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 117,000 - 201,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (Neuroimmunology) for the Mountain region. The territory covers Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Kansas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.

The MSL will build scientific connections with KOLs, deliver non-promotional scientific information, and support investigator-initiated studies. The role requires a Doctorate-level degree, preferred post-graduate clinical experience, and travel up to 70%.

Qualifications

• Doctorate level degree required (PharmD, PhD, MD, Advanced Practice Providers).
• Post graduate experience is preferred for doctoral level candidates, with therapy area clinical experience.
• Scientific acumen: in-depth scientific and/or therapeutic knowledge.
• Research and/or health care system knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement a scientific engagement plan for the territory aligned with Medical Affairs strategy and objectives.
• Cultivate relationships with community and academic thought leaders to build scientific credibility.
• Engage in high-quality scientific exchanges and translate evidence into meaningful discussions with health care professionals.
• Leverage AI tools to enhance decision making, streamline processes, and improve outcomes.
• Maintain awareness of competitors and incorporate evidence-based clinical context into discussions.
• Deliver scientific data tailored to HCP needs through clear dialogue and presentations.

Skills

Scientific acumen

Data collection & analysis

Interpersonal influence

Cross-functional collaboration

Problem solving

Education

Doctorate-level degree (PharmD/PhD/MD/APP)

Job description

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (Neuroimmunology) for the Mountain region. The territory covers Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Kansas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.

The MSL will build scientific connections with KOLs, deliver non-promotional scientific information, and support investigator-initiated studies. The role requires a Doctorate-level degree, preferred post-graduate clinical experience, and travel up to 70%.