Senior MSL – Obesity & Related Conditions

Amgen; Fort Worth (TX); Hybride; USD 140 000 - 190 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Comprehensive benefits

Discretionary annual bonus

Stock-based incentives

Flexible work models

Résumé du poste

Amgen seeks a Senior Medical Science Liaison for Obesity and Related Conditions in the Fort Worth, TX area. This field-based role supports the Medical function by delivering scientifically balanced data to clinicians, coordinating with OLs and PHDMs, and driving strategic feasibility within the obesity portfolio.

The role requires advanced medical training (MD/PhD preferred) and substantial MSL experience, with emphasis on Cardiometabolic/Obesity areas, cross-functional collaboration, and

Qualifications

• MD/PhD/DO or equivalent training with medical affairs experience.
• 7+ years in medically related field; clinical practice/research experience beneficial.
• 2+ years as an MSL in biotech/pharma
• Territory management experience in cardiometabolic/obesity domains.

Responsabilités

• Serve as scientific/clinical resource to Opinion Leaders and healthcare providers.
• Execute Amgen Medical function and product strategy with MSL leadership guidance.
• Support speaker training and field congress activities as needed.
• Lead or participate in projects supporting MSL strategies.
• Maintain compliance with MSL standards and record activities in CRM.

Connaissances

Medical Affairs

MSL Experience

Scientific Communication

Territory Management

Formation

PhD/MD/DO preferred

Outils

Veeva CRM

Description du poste

Amgen seeks a Senior Medical Science Liaison for Obesity and Related Conditions in the Fort Worth, TX area. This field-based role supports the Medical function by delivering scientifically balanced data to clinicians, coordinating with OLs and PHDMs, and driving strategic feasibility within the obesity portfolio.

The role requires advanced medical training (MD/PhD preferred) and substantial MSL experience, with emphasis on Cardiometabolic/Obesity areas, cross-functional collaboration, and