Medical Science Liaison, Rare Neurology, NYC/Long Island
AstraZeneca · New York City, New York, United States of America · Global
Posted 60+ days ago
Medical Affairs
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Demand85
Career growth88
Healthcare fit92
Remote potential40
5-year outlook
MSL roles in rare disease typically command competitive six-figure salaries with bonus potential, and experienced MSLs can advance to senior MSL, MSL manager, or medical director roles. Salary growth is strong given the specialized therapeutic area and industry demand.
Clinical license
Not required
Applicant reach
narrow
Seniority
mid
Employment type
full-time
Date found
2026-09-04
Intelligence details
Why this is worth applying to
Highly relevant for clinicians with neurology or rare disease experience seeking a non-clinical, science-focused career in pharma. The role leverages clinical expertise and offers strong growth potential, but requires comfort with field-based work and relationship building.
Who should apply
MDs, PharmDs, or PhDs with clinical experience in neurology or rare diseases, and clinicians with strong communication skills and interest in medical affairs. Also suitable for experienced MSLs from other therapeutic areas.
CV angle
Highlight direct patient care experience in neurology or rare diseases, emphasizing scientific knowledge, ability to communicate complex information, and any prior experience with KOL engagement, clinical research, or pharmaceutical collaborations. Frame clinical experience as a foundation for peer-to-peer scientific exchange.
Skills to highlight
- Scientific communication
- KOL relationship management
- Clinical knowledge in neurology/rare disease
- Clinical study design understanding
- Real-world evidence and HEOR awareness
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Territory management
- Strategic planning
Role summary
A field-based Medical Science Liaison for AstraZeneca's rare neurology portfolio, responsible for building scientific relationships with HCPs and KOLs, providing balanced clinical information, and supporting research initiatives within the NYC/Long Island region.
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