Medical Science Liason/Sr. Medical Science Liason- Upper Midwest
BridgeBio
June 26, 2026
Remote friendly (United States)
United States
Medical Affairs
Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain relationships with HCPs, clinical care sites, and key stakeholders in assigned territory.
- Become a therapeutic-area expert; identify community educational gaps; stay current via literature review and medical congress participation.
- Serve as primary, credible source of balanced medical/scientific information.
- Compliantly educate and engage in scientific exchange, deliver presentations, gather insights, and respond to HCP information requests.
- Develop and implement territory-specific medical plan aligned to medical affairs strategy and evidence generation.
- Assist in identifying potential investigators and facilitate clinical research participation.
- Represent the company at major scientific conferences.
Senior Medical Science Liaison (Senior MSL) – expanded responsibilities:
- Lead cross-functional collaborations and contribute to strategic development of medical territory plans.
- Mentor and support peer MSLs.
- Act as regional expert/advisor to internal stakeholders.
- Lead congress strategic planning, execution, and post-congress analysis; deliver actionable executive summaries.
- Contribute to medical affairs collateral and strategic project workstreams.
- Collaborate with clinical development on research initiatives (site identification, investigator-sponsored trials as needed).
Where you work:
- U.S.-based remote (field-based); travel 50–75% (avg ~3 days/week). Territory: Upper Midwest (MN, WI, IA, NE, ND, SD).
Qualifications:
- PharmD/PhD/MD or other advanced healthcare degree preferred.
- Minimum 2 years in clinical patient care, medical affairs, or field medical roles with high performance.
- Strong communication, presentation, networking; ability to engage in scientific dialogue.
- Collaboration skills; adaptable to dynamic environments.
- Preferred: rare diseases, cardiology, or neurology experience.
- Preferred: 3+ years medical affairs/field medical experience; understanding of clinical research and product development; organizational skills; independent work.
- Preferred: leadership in project teams; exceptional teaching/scientific communication; relationship-building with thought leaders.
Compensation/Benefits (explicitly stated):
- Salary (CA): $225,000–$250,000 USD.
- Full-time U.S. roles: market-leading compensation; 401(k) match; ESPP; pre-tax commuter benefits; referral bonus; employer-paid medical/dental/vision; HSA + FSA; fertility/family-forming; mental health support; hybrid work; flexible PTO; company-paid holidays; paid medical and parental leave.
- Develop and maintain relationships with HCPs, clinical care sites, and key stakeholders in assigned territory.
- Become a therapeutic-area expert; identify community educational gaps; stay current via literature review and medical congress participation.
- Serve as primary, credible source of balanced medical/scientific information.
- Compliantly educate and engage in scientific exchange, deliver presentations, gather insights, and respond to HCP information requests.
- Develop and implement territory-specific medical plan aligned to medical affairs strategy and evidence generation.
- Assist in identifying potential investigators and facilitate clinical research participation.
- Represent the company at major scientific conferences.
Senior Medical Science Liaison (Senior MSL) – expanded responsibilities:
- Lead cross-functional collaborations and contribute to strategic development of medical territory plans.
- Mentor and support peer MSLs.
- Act as regional expert/advisor to internal stakeholders.
- Lead congress strategic planning, execution, and post-congress analysis; deliver actionable executive summaries.
- Contribute to medical affairs collateral and strategic project workstreams.
- Collaborate with clinical development on research initiatives (site identification, investigator-sponsored trials as needed).
Where you work:
- U.S.-based remote (field-based); travel 50–75% (avg ~3 days/week). Territory: Upper Midwest (MN, WI, IA, NE, ND, SD).
Qualifications:
- PharmD/PhD/MD or other advanced healthcare degree preferred.
- Minimum 2 years in clinical patient care, medical affairs, or field medical roles with high performance.
- Strong communication, presentation, networking; ability to engage in scientific dialogue.
- Collaboration skills; adaptable to dynamic environments.
- Preferred: rare diseases, cardiology, or neurology experience.
- Preferred: 3+ years medical affairs/field medical experience; understanding of clinical research and product development; organizational skills; independent work.
- Preferred: leadership in project teams; exceptional teaching/scientific communication; relationship-building with thought leaders.
Compensation/Benefits (explicitly stated):
- Salary (CA): $225,000–$250,000 USD.
- Full-time U.S. roles: market-leading compensation; 401(k) match; ESPP; pre-tax commuter benefits; referral bonus; employer-paid medical/dental/vision; HSA + FSA; fertility/family-forming; mental health support; hybrid work; flexible PTO; company-paid holidays; paid medical and parental leave.