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MSL/Senior MSL, Therapeutic Neurotoxins (GA/NC/SC)

AbbVie
August 21, 2026
Remote friendly (Augusta, GA)
United States
$124,500 - $236,500 USD yearly
Medical Affairs
The MSL/Senior MSL is a field-based scientific expert who strategically supports research and business objectives for a designated therapeutic area across the product life cycle in a specific geography/territory.

Responsibilities:
- Identify, develop, and maintain relationships with thought leaders, academic centers, and researchers to ensure access to current medical/scientific information.
- Present scientific information and education on disease state, therapeutic landscape, and AbbVie products across the product lifecycle to healthcare professionals.
- Support R&D/Clinical Operations/Medical Affairs research initiatives and physician-initiated projects (e.g., site evaluation, recruitment, investigator meetings, external expert identification, and collaboration management).
- Prepare the marketplace in new therapeutic areas by building awareness and relationships in the medical community.
- Collaborate with internal cross-functional partners and in-field commercial teams; serve as a scientific resource to support account plans.
- Answer unsolicited medical questions and address other clinically related medical information.
- Provide ongoing training to medical affairs, field sales, and other internal personnel.
- Practice core capabilities in strategic segmentation and optimal resource utilization.
- Maintain compliance with corporate/divisional policies, including accurate HCP documentation and annual budget adherence.

Qualifications:
- Advanced degree required (PharmD, MD/DO, PhD, or APP in a relevant discipline); doctorate strongly preferred.
- Senior MSL: typically 3+ years relevant experience; MSL: 0–2 years.
- Proficiency: Excel, Word, PowerPoint; strong written/verbal communication.
- Strong interpersonal, presentation, teaching, planning/organizational, and independent/team skills.
- Ability to meet HCIR credentialing requirements for facility access.
- Ability to convey technical clinical/non-clinical information; engage audiences.
- Travel up to 75%.
- Must live in the territory or be willing to self-relocate within the territory.

Benefits (if applicable): Paid time off; medical/dental/vision insurance; 401(k); eligibility for long-term incentive programs.