Oncology MSL - Precision Oncology Expert

The Medical Affairs Company (TMAC); Washington; On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

The Medical Affairs Company (TMAC) is actively seeking a Medical Science Liaison to serve in oncology, representing TMAC and supporting its precision oncology initiatives. The MSL will cultivate peer-to-peer scientific exchanges with clinicians, investigators, and pathologists to advance disease-state understanding and therapeutic awareness.

Applicants should have an advanced scientific/clinical degree and multiple years in oncology-related roles, with travel up to 60% for meetings, trainings,

Qualifications

• Advanced scientific or clinical degree (PharmD/PhD/MD/DNP) preferred.
• At least 3 years as an oncology MSL with independent field work.
• Total 5+ years in oncology clinical, research, or industry roles.

Responsibilities

• Maintain current expertise in oncology/precision oncology and biomarker testing.
• Conduct compliant scientific exchange with oncology professionals and investigators.
• Represent TMAC at national/regional meetings and educational events.
• Develop territory medical plans aligned with strategy and stakeholder needs.
• Identify and nurture relationships with academic centers and community practices.
• Document medical interactions per company processes and quality standards.
• Support advisory boards, scientific education programs, and investigator-supported trials.
• Provide scientific input to launch-readiness and patient access discussions.

Skills

Scientific communication

Relationship building

Cross-functional collaboration

Travel readiness

Education

Advanced scientific/clinical degree (PharmD/PhD/MD/DNP)

Minimum 3 years oncology MSL experience

Minimum 5 years clinical/research/industry oncology experience

Job description

The Medical Affairs Company (TMAC) is actively seeking a Medical Science Liaison to serve in oncology, representing TMAC and supporting its precision oncology initiatives. The MSL will cultivate peer-to-peer scientific exchanges with clinicians, investigators, and pathologists to advance disease-state understanding and therapeutic awareness.

Applicants should have an advanced scientific/clinical degree and multiple years in oncology-related roles, with travel up to 60% for meetings, trainings,