Medical Science Liaison - Immunology

Johnson & Johnson
Full Time
₹13 lakhs - ₹18 Lakhs
Mumbai/Delhi
Posted 7h ago

Medical Science Liaison - Immunology

Johnson & Johnson

Job description

Johnson & Johnson is looking for a Medical Science Liaison in Immunology in Mumbai and Delhi. This is a career opportunity for people who have an MBBS, MD, BDS, MDS or Pharm.D degree and are interested in the field of medical affairs.

 Company Description 

Johnson & Johnson believes health is everything. The company works in innovative medicine and MedTech to prevent, treat, and cure diseases. It offers less invasive and more personal treatments. Its India pharma arm, Janssen, focuses on oncology, immunology, neuroscience, dermatology, infectious and metabolic diseases. The people at Johnson & Johnson follow Our Credo. Work in an inclusive place that respects every person.

 Job Summary 

This job is for a Medical Science Liaison in Immunology located in Mumbai or Delhi within the Medical Affairs department. The person will be the face of the company to key opinion leaders. The role involves sharing treatment trends, trial data, and medical insights. It also includes helping shape strategy. The job requires 70 to 80 percent travel.

 Key Responsibilities 

  • Identify, map, and profile key opinion leaders in your area and the therapy field on an ongoing basis.

  • Engage them through medical affairs work that fits the franchise plan.

  • Share scientific talks that focus on treatment trends, clinical trial data, and medical insights.

  • Respond to requests for scientific information with medical accuracy and careful attention to the rules.

  • Support medical education events, advisory boards, and scientific meetings.

  • Handle investigator-initiated study requests. Collaborate with the clinical research team.

  • Gather insights from doctors and share them with internal teams to shape medical strategy.

  • Represent the Immunology area on cross-functional teams.

  • Follow compliance rules, ethics, and legal requirements in all work.

 Educational Qualification 

  • A medical degree is needed, such as MD, MBBS, BDS, MDS or Pharm.D.

  • Candidates should have 0 to 3 years of experience in the pharma or healthcare industry.

  • A good understanding of the medical affairs function is expected.

 Skills Required 

  • Strong understanding of medical affairs.

  • Skill in building trust and relationships with doctors and experts.

  • Clear scientific communication and strong influence skills.

  • Knowledge of medical compliance and ethics.

  • Problem-solving and strategic thinking.

  • Skill with market research and scientific research.

  • Comfort using technology and digital tools.

  • Willingness to travel 70 to 80 percent of the time.

 Salary structure 

A Medical Science Liaison (MSL) - Immunology role in top metro hubs like Mumbai/Delhi typically commands an average salary ranging from ₹13 Lakhs to ₹18 Lakhs per year.

 Career Development 

This role builds skills in field medical affairs and expert engagement in immunology at a global healthcare company. It can help you grow into senior MSL, zonal medical advisor, or wider medical affairs leadership roles over time.

 How to Apply 

  • Visit our job portal and search for the Medical Science Liaison Immunology role in Mumbai or Delhi.

  • Click on the job posting to explore all the details about the job.

  • Enter your information and add your resume.

  • Send your application.

Employment Type: Full Time
Industry: Healthcare
Role Category: Medical Affairs
Application: External (Company Site)

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

Medical AffairsNon Clinical Jobs
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