Senior, Medical Science Liaison

Responsibilities

Medical Science Liaison (MSL):

• Develop and maintain relationships with healthcare professionals, clinical care sites, and key stakeholders within assigned territory
• Become an expert in the therapeutic area, identify educational gaps in the community, and stay updated on developments through literature review and medical congress participation
• Serve as the primary and credible source of balanced medical and scientific information for healthcare providers in assigned territory
• Compliantly educate and engage in scientific exchange, deliver medical presentations, gather insights, and respond to healthcare provider requests for information
• Develop and implement field territory-specific medical plan aligned with overall medical affairs strategy and evidence generation needs
• Assist in the identification of potential investigators and facilitate participation in clinical research projects.
• Represent BridgeBio at major scientific conferences and external forums, enhancing company visibility and impact.

Senior Medical Science Liaison (Senior MSL):

Expanded responsibilities include regional leadership and mentoring:

• Lead cross-functional collaborations within assigned therapeutic areas, contributing to strategic development of medical territory plans
• Mentor and support peer MSLs, fostering knowledge transfer and professional development
• Serve as a regional expert and key advisor to internal stakeholders, helping align field insights with medical strategy
• Actively lead strategic planning, execution, and post-congress analytics of scientific congress to deliver an executive level summary that translates key findings into actional insights
• Participates proactively in the development of content for medical affairs collateral and contributes to strategic workstreams
• Collaborate with clinical development for research initiatives, including site identification and investigator-sponsored trial processes as needed
• Contributes to the development of scientific and medical content, including slide decks, FAQs, training materials, and other field-facing collateral
• Participates proactively in cross-functional strategic initiatives and workstreams

Where You'll Work

This is a field-based position based in the United States with 50-60% travel anticipated for conference attendance, KOL meetings, speaker program attendance.

Who You Are

Medical Science Liaison (MSL):

• Candidates with a PharmD, Ph.D., MD, Genetic Counseling, as well as other advanced healthcare degrees or relevant experience
• 3+ years of medical affairs or field medical experience with a verifiable record of high performance is preferred, or at least 2 years of other relevant clinical or healthcare experience will be considered
• Prior experience in rare diseases, neuromuscular or neurology is preferred
• Excellent interpersonal communication and presentation skills (including networking) to participate in a scientific dialogue with KOLs and researchers
• Excellent teaching skills and ability to present and discuss scientific material clearly and concisely
• Proven ability to create and sustain relationships with industry leaders
• Travel 50-60% of the time depending on territory size; evening and weekend work will be involved with some variation based upon the demands of the business imperatives

Additional Senior Medical Science Liaison Qualifications:

• 4+ years of medical affairs or field medical experience with a verifiable record of high performance is preferred, or at least 3 years of other relevant clinical or healthcare experience will be considered
• Understanding of clinical research and pharmaceutical product development processes
• Demonstrated high-level organizational skills, adaptability, and ability to work independently
• Proven leadership capability in project teams, including MSLs and cross-functional groups
• Exceptional teaching and scientific communication skills
• Strong relationship-building skills with industry and academic thought leaders
• Demonstrate increased autonomy and accountability for territory and therapeutic area outcomes