Senior MSL – Rheumatology (SoCal/HI Territory)

Johnson & Johnson Co.; United States; Remote; USD 137,000 - 236,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) plan

Pension plan

Paid time off

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is seeking a Senior Medical Science Liaison – Rheumatology to cover the Southern California territory (Los Angeles/San Diego) and Hawaii. The Senior MSL will serve as the scientific expert, build relationships with KOLs and healthcare providers, and support investigator-initiated studies while aligning with Medical Affairs strategy.

The role requires strong scientific acumen, ability to travel up to 70%, and effective communication of clinical data in a

Qualifications

• Doctorate level degree (PharmD, PhD, MD, or equivalent) is required.
• 2+ years of relevant MSL experience in the pharma/biotech industry.
• Knowledge of Rheumatology therapeutic area preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement a scientific engagement plan for the territory.
• Engage in high-quality scientific exchange with KOLs and HCPs.
• Identify and cultivate professional relationships with community and academic HCPs/KOLs.
• Utilize insights to develop strategies for customer engagements within territory.
• Leverage AI tools to enhance decision making and efficiency.
• Deliver tailored scientific data to HCPs through effective dialogue and presentations.
• Collect and submit actionable insights aligned with Medical Affairs priorities.

Skills

Analytics Dashboards

Clinical Experience

Clinical Research

Regulations

Cross-Functional Collaboration

Data-Driven Decision Making

Strategic Thinking

Relationship Building

Problem Solving

Medical Communications

Education

Doctorate level degree

Job description

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is seeking a Senior Medical Science Liaison – Rheumatology to cover the Southern California territory (Los Angeles/San Diego) and Hawaii. The Senior MSL will serve as the scientific expert, build relationships with KOLs and healthcare providers, and support investigator-initiated studies while aligning with Medical Affairs strategy.

The role requires strong scientific acumen, ability to travel up to 70%, and effective communication of clinical data in a