Rare Disease MSL – Sjögren's (MO/IA/WI)

Amgen; Iowa City (IA); On-site; USD 157,000 - 212,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work models where possible

Job summary

Amgen seeks a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to act as a primary scientific resource for Rare Disease GPA/MPA and Sjögren's Disease across Missouri, Iowa, and Wisconsin. The role focuses on advancing scientific data with Key Opinion Leaders, and healthcare providers, while aligning with Amgen's product strategy.

The MSL will engage with institutions, support sponsored research, and provide insights to internal teams. Strong background in Medical Affairs and field-based collaboration required.

Qualifications

• Doctorate degree or equivalent in a medically related field.
• Master’s degree with 3+ years Medical Affairs experience or Bachelor’s degree with 5+ years Medical Affairs experience.
• Preferred: Pharm.D., Ph.D., M.D. or D.O. with 5+ years in medical field.

Responsibilities

• Act as primary scientific/clinical resource to OLs, PHDMs and HCPs.
• Execute Amgen Medical function and product strategy.
• Support Amgen sponsored research and liaise with investigators.
• Provide data on outcomes and economic data to stakeholders.
• Participate in congress activities and speaker training as needed.
• Deliver balanced scientific information in compliance with policies.

Skills

Scientific communication

Stakeholder management

MSL experience

Education

Doctorate degree

Masters degree with Medical Affairs experience

Bachelor's degree with Medical Affairs experience

Tools

Veeva CRM

Job description

Amgen seeks a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to act as a primary scientific resource for Rare Disease GPA/MPA and Sjögren's Disease across Missouri, Iowa, and Wisconsin. The role focuses on advancing scientific data with Key Opinion Leaders, and healthcare providers, while aligning with Amgen's product strategy.

The MSL will engage with institutions, support sponsored research, and provide insights to internal teams. Strong background in Medical Affairs and field-based collaboration required.