Senior Field Medical Science Liaison – Remote

Takeda; Nebraska; Remote; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Takeda seeks a field-based Senior Medical Science Liaison to analyze and translate complex scientific data for KOLs and healthcare professionals, aligning with US medical strategy. The role emphasizes external engagement, collaboration with cross-functional teams, and compliant communication while supporting sponsored research and investigator-initiated studies.

The position requires 2+ years as an MSL, with a doctoral or Master’s degree in health sciences; significant travel (up to 70%) is

Qualifications

• Dissemination of complex scientific data to healthcare audiences
• Build and maintain relationships with KOLs/HCPs per territory plans
• Work within legal, regulatory, and compliance requirements

Responsibilities

• Analyze and interpret complex scientific information and disseminate to KOLs/HCPs in a compliant, fair-balanced manner
• Support Takeda-sponsored research and assist with investigator-initiated studies
• Identify and cultivate partnerships between KOLs/HCPs and Takeda US Medical
• Participate in executing medical strategy at medical conferences
• Respond to unsolicited HCP medical information inquiries
• Complete CRM entries, insights capture, training, and expense reporting in a timely, compliant manner
• Travel to meet stakeholders up to 70% of the time

Skills

Scientific data dissemination

KOL/HCP engagement

Cross-functional teamwork

Regulatory/compliance awareness

HCP information responses

Education

Doctoral degree in life/health sciences (preferred)

Master’s degree in health sciences (minimum)

Job description

Takeda seeks a field-based Senior Medical Science Liaison to analyze and translate complex scientific data for KOLs and healthcare professionals, aligning with US medical strategy. The role emphasizes external engagement, collaboration with cross-functional teams, and compliant communication while supporting sponsored research and investigator-initiated studies.

The position requires 2+ years as an MSL, with a doctoral or Master’s degree in health sciences; significant travel (up to 70%) is