Medical Science Liaison, Inflammation Respiratory, Southern California and Western/Central Arizona
Amgen
September 03, 2026
Full-time
On-site
Los Angeles, CA
Medical Affairs
Role: Medical Science Liaison (MSL) focusing on Inflammation and Respiratory in Southern California and Western/Central Arizona, serving as a scientific resource for healthcare providers across Pulmonology, Allergy, ENT, and Gastroenterology. Objectives include advancing scientific exchange, supporting clinical research, and communicating clinical and economic data to improve patient outcomes. Responsibilities encompass peer-to-peer engagement with Opinion Leaders and healthcare providers, supporting investigator-initiated research, representing Amgen at conferences, training speakers, and collaborating internally to optimize strategy and insights. The role requires 60-70% travel, including participation in regional/national meetings.
Qualifications: Doctorate degree, or Masterβs with 3+ years of Medical Affairs experience, or Bachelorβs with 5+ yearsβ relevant experience. Preferred candidates hold Pharm.D., Ph.D., M.D., or D.O., with at least 1 year of Medical Affairs experience, and experience in respiratory or immunology fields.
High-Value: Focus on respiratory and inflammatory diseases, pipeline support, clinical and scientific exchange, and stakeholder engagement within the US territory. The role involves compliance with GxP standards, supporting research, and working within a collaborative, science-driven environment.
Qualifications: Doctorate degree, or Masterβs with 3+ years of Medical Affairs experience, or Bachelorβs with 5+ yearsβ relevant experience. Preferred candidates hold Pharm.D., Ph.D., M.D., or D.O., with at least 1 year of Medical Affairs experience, and experience in respiratory or immunology fields.
High-Value: Focus on respiratory and inflammatory diseases, pipeline support, clinical and scientific exchange, and stakeholder engagement within the US territory. The role involves compliance with GxP standards, supporting research, and working within a collaborative, science-driven environment.