Medical Science Liaison, Respiratory

GSK

Medical Science Liaison responsible for executing external engagement strategies in the respiratory therapeutic area. Collaborating with healthcare professionals and conducting scientific exchanges to enhance GSK's impact.

Posted 6/30/2026full-timePhoenix • Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico • 🇺🇸 United StatesJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Responsible for execution of the external engagement strategy
Implementation of the external engagement plan aligned to Therapy area strategies
Work with medical colleagues and partners to identify External Experts
Respond to unsolicited information requests from healthcare professionals
Disseminate important safety information to the healthcare profession
Conduct scientific exchange for a GSK medicine
Deliver scientific/pipeline presentations to formulary committees
Maintain expertise in scientific/therapeutic area and competitor medicines
Attend both national and regional scientific/medical meetings
Support clinical development activities and programs
Conduct discussions and meetings with steering committee members
Provide scientific training for GSK sales representatives

Requirements

What you’ll need

Pharm. D or Ph. D, DNP, or MD (with a medical or clinical focus)
Two or more years' experience in pharmacology and pharmacotherapy in humans
Must live within territory specified
Residency of Post-Doctoral training in a clinical/pharmaceutical practice setting (preferred)
Pharmaceutical industry experience or medical liaison experience (preferred)
Above average computer literacy, including experience with software applications (preferred)

Benefits

Comp & perks

US Benefits Summary
Comprehensive benefits program

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Hard Skills & Tools

PharmacologyPharmacotherapyScientific ExchangeClinical DevelopmentSafety Information Dissemination

Soft Skills

CommunicationCollaborationTraining