Senior Oncology MSL Field Medical Scientist & KOL Liaison

AbbVie; Maine; On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

AbbVie seeks a field-based Senior MSL I to advance scientific exchange with physicians and researchers in oncology and ovarian/gyn-oncology. You will convey AbbVie’s clinical information, identify investigators, and support collaborative projects across the product life cycle.

The role requires strong communication, strategic planning, and the ability to travel up to 75% within a specified territory in the United States. Prior MSL experience in oncology is preferred.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in a health science field.
• Senior MSL I: 2+ years oncology MSL experience; typically 3+ years.
• MSL: 0-2 years in disease or therapeutic area.

Responsibilities

• Identify and nurture professional relationships with thought leaders and researchers.
• Present scientific information and education to healthcare professionals.
• Support research initiatives and investigator interactions.
• Develop marketplace awareness for AbbVie within designated areas.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet business objectives.
• Serve as a scientific resource to healthcare providers and internal partners.
• Provide ongoing training to medical affairs and field staff.
• Plan efficiently and manage resources within budget.

Skills

Field science liaison

Relationship building

Scientific communication

Strategic thinking

Travel flexibility

Education

Advanced degree in health sciences

Tools

Excel

PowerPoint

Word

Job description

AbbVie seeks a field-based Senior MSL I to advance scientific exchange with physicians and researchers in oncology and ovarian/gyn-oncology. You will convey AbbVie’s clinical information, identify investigators, and support collaborative projects across the product life cycle.

The role requires strong communication, strategic planning, and the ability to travel up to 75% within a specified territory in the United States. Prior MSL experience in oncology is preferred.