Medical Science Liaison - Oncology

1w1 week ago

GSK

Buenos Aires, AR · Full-time

About this role

You will be a trusted scientific partner for oncology clinicians and researchers across Argentina. Build and maintain professional relationships while sharing clear, evidence-based medical information. Gather clinical insights that shape medical strategy and collaborate with Medical Affairs, Clinical Development and commercial colleagues.

We value curiosity, empathy, clear communication and collaboration in this role. It offers growth, meaningful impact and the chance to unite science, technology and talent to get ahead of disease together. This field-based position requires frequent in-person meetings with clinicians across your territory.

Use remote tools to collaborate with internal teams while managing regular travel and flexible working hours. Plan and lead scientific exchange activities like advisory boards and investigator meetings. Support clinical research including investigator-initiated studies and multidisciplinary clinical teams.

Work closely with cross-functional teams to advance medical education, patient safety and appropriate clinical practice. Collect, analyse and communicate insights to inform local and regional strategies. Join a global biopharma company focused on scientific excellence and patient impact.

Requirements

Medical Doctor (MD), PhD, PharmD or equivalent life sciences degree with proven experience in oncology or onco-hematology
Minimum 2–3 years of relevant clinical, research or medical affairs experience in oncology or onco-hematology
Previous experience engaging with healthcare professionals in a medical liaison, clinical research or related role
Fluent Spanish and clear verbal and written communication skills; intermediate to advanced English
Able to work independently across an assigned geographic territory and manage priorities
Current legal authorization to work in Argentina
Prior MSL experience in oncology or onco-hematology (preferred)
Familiarity with the Argentine oncology landscape, clinical guidelines and key opinion leaders (preferred)

Responsibilities

Build and maintain trusted relationships with oncologists, hematologists and multidisciplinary clinical teams in your territory
Share balanced, evidence-based scientific information and clinical data with healthcare professionals and internal stakeholders
Support clinical research activities, including investigator-initiated studies and collaborations
Collect, analyse and communicate clinical insights to inform local and regional medical strategy
Plan and lead scientific exchange activities such as advisory boards, investigator meetings and local presentations
Work closely with cross-functional teams to support medical education, patient safety and appropriate clinical practice