(Sr.) Medical Science Liaison (m/w/d)- Hämatologie- Gebiet: West

Job Overview

At Johnson & Johnson, we believe health is everything. We invite you to join our Medical Affairs team as a Senior Medical Science Liaison (m/w/d) for the Hematology portfolio in the West region (NRW, Hessen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Saarland). This position is based in Neuss, NRW and can be performed as full‑time or part‑time (80%) within a flexible working hours model.

Responsibilities

• Act as a scientific expert and implement the Medical Affairs product plans in the assigned hematology area in your region.
• Maintain proactive and reactive scientific exchange with external experts in medicine and research, including delivery of in‑label product data, discussion of clinical trial programs, and communication of research findings and product indications in development.
• Provide deep expertise in pathophysiology, diagnostics, and systemic therapies for hematologic diseases, and interpret and communicate complex study data and pipeline developments.
• Plan and conduct pipeline and strategic meetings with university hospitals and ensure close alignment between regional insights and overall therapy strategy.
• Develop mandatory clinical data gaps, medical needs, and patient‑outcome solutions, and collaborate with Global Clinical Operations to identify study sites and build and maintain strong partnerships with clinical trial centers.
• Support the organization and execution of interventional and non‑interventional drug studies, including site selection, investigator engagement, and proceedings of investigator meetings.
• Coordinate relationships with study centers, support CAR‑T cases, and establish long‑term medical collaborations.
• Plan and conduct educational and strategic activities, present at congresses and advisory board meetings, and maintain high scientific representation of the company.
• Build and sustain a Key Opinion Leader network with engagements in professional societies and develop emerging experts.
• Assess, prepare and disseminate up‑to‑date scientific information from the literature considering regional needs and strategy.

Qualifications

• Completed medical, natural science or pharmacy degree, preferably with a completed PhD.
• At least 3 years of MSL experience in hematology with a track record of constructing KOL networks, leading regional medical initiatives, and collaborating with clinical research sites.
• Strong project‑management skills, collaborative and proactive mindset.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills.
• High agility and the ability to rapidly learn new topics and scientific developments.
• Fluent in German and English, both written and spoken.

Compensation and Benefits

Base salary depends on qualification and experience: €67500–106835 for the primary location and €80400–127765 for other locations. In addition, you will receive an annual bonus, vacation days, parental leave, bereavement and caregiver leave, volunteer leave, well‑being reimbursement, and opportunities for insurance coverage.

EEO Statement

Johnson & Johnson is an equal‑opportunity employer. We encourage candidates of all backgrounds to apply.