Medical Science Liaison in Rare Diseases - Based in Athens
AstraZeneca · Athens, Greece · Global
Posted 60+ days ago
Medical Affairs
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Demand90
Career growth85
Healthcare fit85
Remote potential20
5-year outlook
MSL roles in rare diseases typically offer competitive compensation, with growth potential into senior medical affairs positions. Exact figures depend on market and experience, but the outlook is strong for experienced clinicians.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
moderate
Seniority
mid
Employment type
full-time
Date found
2026-09-07
Intelligence details
Why this is worth applying to
Yes, for clinicians with relevant therapeutic expertise and a passion for scientific communication. This role offers a strong entry into medical affairs with a leading pharma company.
Who should apply
Doctors, pharmacists, and PhDs with clinical or research experience in rare diseases or related fields, especially those with strong communication skills and willingness to travel.
CV angle
Highlight clinical expertise, scientific communication skills, and ability to translate complex data for expert audiences. Emphasize any experience with rare diseases, research, or cross-functional collaboration.
Skills to highlight
- Scientific communication
- Therapeutic area knowledge
- Project management
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Presentation skills
- Fluency in Greek and English
Role summary
A field-based Medical Science Liaison in Rare Diseases, responsible for scientific exchange with experts, implementing medical plans, and supporting AstraZeneca's products through deep therapeutic knowledge.
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