Rare Disease Medical Science Liaison

Amgen Inc.; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 157,000 - 212,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

Flexible work arrangements

Career development opportunities

Job summary

Amgen Inc. is seeking a Medical Science Liaison for Rare Disease GPA/MPA and Sjögren's Disease to operate across MO, IA and WI.

The MSL will serve as the primary scientific resource for OLs, HCPs and PHDMs, executing Amgen's medical strategy in collaboration with field leadership. The role emphasizes peer-to-peer scientific exchange, data communication, and cross-functional collaboration to improve patient outcomes and support sponsored research.

Qualifications

• Doctorate degree required or Master's with 3+ years Medical Affairs experience or Bachelor's with 5+ years Medical Affairs experience.
• Preferred: Pharm.D./Ph.D./M.D./D.O. or other doctoral degrees.
• Five+ years in a medically related field including clinical practice or research.

Responsibilities

• Act as primary scientific/clinical resource to OLs, PHDMs and HCPs to share data and discuss clinical implications.
• Deliver scientific information aligned with Amgen's product strategy and comply with MSL requirements.
• Engage with IDNs and institutions to communicate outcomes and economic data.
• Provide field observations to internal teams to inform strategy and sponsor research where applicable.

Skills

Scientific communication

Relationship building

Cross-functional collaboration

Public speaking

Education

Doctorate degree

Master's degree

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Veeva CRM

Job description

Amgen Inc. is seeking a Medical Science Liaison for Rare Disease GPA/MPA and Sjögren's Disease to operate across MO, IA and WI.

The MSL will serve as the primary scientific resource for OLs, HCPs and PHDMs, executing Amgen's medical strategy in collaboration with field leadership. The role emphasizes peer-to-peer scientific exchange, data communication, and cross-functional collaboration to improve patient outcomes and support sponsored research.