Rheumatology Medical Science Liaison — Territory Lead

Biopharma Asia; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 117,000 - 201,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine in Ohio is seeking a Medical Science Liaison - Rheumatology to cover the Ohio territory. You will build scientific relationships with KOLs and health care professionals, deliver unbiased information, and support investigator-initiated studies.

The role requires a doctoral degree, strong scientific acumen, and up to 70% travel. A valid US driver's license is required, and you will collaborate across R&D, U.S.

Qualifications

• Doctorate level degree or equivalent (PharmD, PhD, MD or Advanced Practice Providers) is required.
• Post graduate experience is preferred for Doctoral level candidates, with preference for therapeutic area clinical experience.
• Scientific Acumen: In-depth scientific and/or therapeutic knowledge; Data gathering and analysis; cross-functional collaboration; problem solving; interpersonal influence.
• Must hold a valid US Driver’s License and be able to travel up to 70%.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement a scientific engagement plan for the territory aligned with Medical Affairs strategy.
• Cultivate strong professional relationships with KOLs and healthcare professionals.
• Engage in high-quality scientific exchange and translate clinical evidence into meaningful discussions.
• Provide scientific support for investigator-initiated studies and connect investigators with internal processes.
• Collaborate with internal teams across R&D, US and Global Medical Affairs, and Sales and Marketing to advance medical objectives.

Skills

Scientific Acumen

Data analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Problem solving

Interpersonal influence

Clinical knowledge

Education

Doctorate degree or equivalent (PharmD, PhD, MD)

Tools

US Driver's License

Job description

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine in Ohio is seeking a Medical Science Liaison - Rheumatology to cover the Ohio territory. You will build scientific relationships with KOLs and health care professionals, deliver unbiased information, and support investigator-initiated studies.

The role requires a doctoral degree, strong scientific acumen, and up to 70% travel. A valid US driver's license is required, and you will collaborate across R&D, U.S.