MSL Team Lead - US East
Sarepta Therapeutics
September 09, 2026
Full-time
Remote friendly (New York, NY)
Worldwide
Medical Affairs
Role: Senior leader overseeing the global Medical Science Liaison (MSL) team within Sarepta's neurology/neuromuscular therapeutic area, focused on Duchenne muscular dystrophy and related diseases. Responsibilities include developing and executing the regional MSL strategy, guiding scientific engagement with key opinion leaders, and ensuring team scientific rigor and compliance. The role entails people management, coaching, cross-functional collaboration on data communication strategies, and representing the company at scientific forums. The leader will also contribute to MSL training, processes, and thought leader strategies.
Qualifications: Graduate degree (MD, PhD, PharmD, NP/PA, DPT, MSN) with 12-15+ years of professional experience, including 5-7+ years in field medical roles. Proven leadership, strategic thinking, and ability to manage multiple priorities are required. Strong knowledge of Sareptaβs portfolio, competitive landscape, therapeutic areas, and scientific literature is essential.
High-Value Biopharma Details: Focus on neurology/neuromuscular diseases, gene therapies, and rare diseases; experience in supporting scientific discourse, conference representation, and compliance with industry regulations; hybrid work setup with some onsite presence and events in the U.S.
The role reports to the Vice President, Global Medical Affairs Strategy and Field, requiring excellent communication, influence, and cross-functional teamwork skills.
Qualifications: Graduate degree (MD, PhD, PharmD, NP/PA, DPT, MSN) with 12-15+ years of professional experience, including 5-7+ years in field medical roles. Proven leadership, strategic thinking, and ability to manage multiple priorities are required. Strong knowledge of Sareptaβs portfolio, competitive landscape, therapeutic areas, and scientific literature is essential.
High-Value Biopharma Details: Focus on neurology/neuromuscular diseases, gene therapies, and rare diseases; experience in supporting scientific discourse, conference representation, and compliance with industry regulations; hybrid work setup with some onsite presence and events in the U.S.
The role reports to the Vice President, Global Medical Affairs Strategy and Field, requiring excellent communication, influence, and cross-functional teamwork skills.