Medical Science Liaison, Rheumatology - MD, DC, DE, VA
Bristol Myers Squibb · Field
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Role summary
Bristol Myers Squibb seeks a Medical Science Liaison for the rheumatology field in Maryland, Delaware, DC, and Virginia. The role focuses on building relationships with healthcare providers and thought leaders, conducting scientific exchanges, and supporting clinical trials and medical education initiatives.
Where this listing comes from
This listing was compiled by RoleLantern from the employer's publicly available posting on Workday, captured and rephrased by RoleLantern using automated (AI) tools on 2026-10-02 (originally posted 2026-09-27). It was not submitted or confirmed by the employer through RoleLantern. Details may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or no longer available; please confirm with the employer's official posting before applying.
What they're looking for
- MD, PharmD, PhD, APP, PA, or NP credential
- Disease area knowledge and understanding of scientific publications
- Knowledge of clinical trial design and processes
- Understanding of national healthcare and access landscape
- Familiarity with health economics and outcomes research concepts
- Fluent English language skills, spoken and written
- Minimum 2 years clinical and/or pharmaceutical environment experience
What you'll be doing
- Develop and maintain relationships with thought leaders, healthcare providers, and access stakeholders in assigned geography
- Conduct scientific exchanges and provide medical information through various formats (one-on-one, presentations, remote)
- Identify disease-related medical needs and assess competitive landscape within rheumatology field
- Support clinical trial activities including site identification, feasibility assessments, and investigator collaboration
- Collect and communicate medical insights back to internal teams to inform strategy and business decisions
Privacy & handoff
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