Medical Science Liaison, Specialty Therapies Ireland

What you’ll do

• Build trusted, long‑term relationships with clinicians, clinical investigators, and other external stakeholders through peer‑to‑peer scientific exchange, presentations, and education.
• Provide fair‑balanced medical information and respond to complex clinical questions in line with procedures and guidance.
• Offer internal scientific support and training; act as an expert resource to cross‑functional colleagues.
• Coordinate scientific education initiatives and participate in advisory boards, congresses, symposia, and similar events.
• Support evidence‑generation activities (e.g., investigator‑sponsored studies) and facilitate clinical‑trial awareness where appropriate.
• Engage with scientific societies and patient groups, as appropriate, to advance scientific understanding.
• Gather and report relevant field insights to inform medical strategy (e.g., treatment patterns, decision criteria).

• Advanced scientific degree (PhD, Pharm
  
  D, MD, MSc or similar).
• Demonstrated UK MSL experience within the pharmaceutical/biotech industry.
• Established customer network in relevant specialty centres; experience in rare diseases and biologics/biosimilars is advantageous but not essential.
• Strong capability to interpret clinical‑trial data and statistical analyses, translating complex science into clear, actionable insights.
• Inspirational presenter able to convey scientific material to large audiences in an engaging manner.
• Leadership qualities with the ability to influence internal and external stakeholders.
• Collaborative mindset—able to build networks across a complex business, with excellent teamwork and resilience.
• Willing to travel regularly within the UK and Ireland; full driving licence essential.

This is a field‑based role with frequent travel across the UK and Ireland to meet stakeholders and attend scientific events.

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