Senior Medical Science Liaison – Cell Therapy (KY/TN)

AstraZeneca plc; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 174,000 - 262,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Short-term incentive bonuses

Equity-based awards

Commissions for sales roles

Retirement programs

Health, dental, and vision coverage

Paid time off

Job summary

AstraZeneca plc is seeking a Senior Medical Science Liaison for Cell Therapy covering Kentucky and Tennessee. The role focuses on advancing medical affairs in Multiple Myeloma and CAR‑T therapy by building relationships with hematology and cell therapy experts within academic and community settings.

You will educate provider teams on disease state, mechanism of action, safety, manufacturing, and clinical management, and collaborate with Medical Affairs, Commercial and R&D while traveling 40–60%

Qualifications

• Advanced scientific degree in a health science or clinical discipline.
• 5+ years of hematology/oncology experience with field medical engagement.
• Ability to travel 40-60% domestically across the territory.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain scientific relationships with hematology/cell therapy thought leaders, investigators and HCPs in Kentucky and Tennessee.
• Engage in scientific exchanges with multidisciplinary teams including hematologists/oncologists, cell therapy physicians, APPs, pharmacists and nursing.
• Respond to unsolicited requests for scientific and product information per policy.
• Establish yourself as a trusted scientific advisor to internal and external stakeholders.
• Educate cell therapy provider teams on disease state, CAR‑T mechanisms, safety and clinical management, manufacturing, and data.

Skills

Hematology/Oncology experience

Field medical engagement

Scientific communication

Education

Advanced scientific degree (PharmD/MD/DO/PhD/PA/NP)

Job description

AstraZeneca plc is seeking a Senior Medical Science Liaison for Cell Therapy covering Kentucky and Tennessee. The role focuses on advancing medical affairs in Multiple Myeloma and CAR‑T therapy by building relationships with hematology and cell therapy experts within academic and community settings.

You will educate provider teams on disease state, mechanism of action, safety, manufacturing, and clinical management, and collaborate with Medical Affairs, Commercial and R&D while traveling 40–60%