Remote Cardiovascular MSL: Drive Clinical Impact

Novartis AG; Muncie (IN); Remote; USD 160,000 - 298,000; Full time

Job summary

Novartis AG is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to operate field-based and remotely within the U.S. The role focuses on advancing clinical practice, engaging healthcare providers, and informing medical strategy in alignment with Novartis policies.

The preferred location includes the Baltimore, MD / Washington DC / Delaware area, with significant travel expected to cover the territory. Ideal candidates hold a graduate degree in science/healthcare (MD/PhD preferred) and have strong clinical

Qualifications

• Strong clinical knowledge including pharmacotherapy and treatment guidelines.
• Familiarity with FDA promotional guidelines and regulatory expectations.
• Experience engaging medical experts and key opinion leaders.
• Ability to navigate diverse regulatory environments within pharma.
• Background in medical affairs or clinical research preferred.

Responsibilities

• Engage with Healthcare Providers and medical experts to discuss data and practice implications.
• Build professional relationships and educate on disease state and products in territory.
• Support company-sponsored trials and collaborate cross-functionally with Medical Affairs.
• Maintain up-to-date therapeutic area knowledge and CRM profiling.
• Travel 60–70% within assigned geography and ensure compliance with policies.

Skills

Clinical knowledge

Pharmacotherapy

FDA guidelines

Engagement strategies

Regulations

Travel readiness

Education

Graduate degree in science/healthcare

MD/PhD preferred

Tools

Veeva CRM

Job description

Novartis AG is seeking a Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to operate field-based and remotely within the U.S. The role focuses on advancing clinical practice, engaging healthcare providers, and informing medical strategy in alignment with Novartis policies.

The preferred location includes the Baltimore, MD / Washington DC / Delaware area, with significant travel expected to cover the territory. Ideal candidates hold a graduate degree in science/healthcare (MD/PhD preferred) and have strong clinical