Medical Science Liaison (MSL) – Neuromuscular (WA, OR) Remote

Job Title: Medical Science Liaison (MSL) – Neuromuscular (WA, OR) Remote Job Location: Field Non-Sales (USA), Field, US Job Location Type: Remote Job Contract Type: Full-time Job Seniority Level: Job ID REQ-10081542 Jun 22, 2026 USA Available in: English Summary The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) role is a field based, customer-facing, non-promotional medical and scientific position. The MSL’s key objective is to create impact through advancing clinical practice within the assigned territory that leads to improved patient outcomes. The MSL must demonstrate deep therapeutic expertise, understand territory and market influences, engage scientifically with Healthcare Providers (HCPs) and medical experts, manage, and develop their territory and execute all relevant activities in alignment with the medical strategic and tactical plan – while functioning within the Novartis Code of Conduct, Ethics/Compliance policies and Working Practice documents. The MSL will Inform and shape medical strategy through application of a curious mindset to collect impactful and actionable insights, understanding the potential strategic impact of critical insights. About the Role This is a field-based and remote opportunity supporting key accounts in an assigned geography: Western Region. Preferred candidate will reside near a major airport in Portland (WA, OR). Novartis is unable to offer relocation or sponsorship for this role. Please only apply if this location is accessible for you. Key responsibilities: The MSL will leverage scientific expertise and market knowledge to establish and build professional relationships and engage with HCPs (including community physicians, pharmacists, medical experts, nurses, and other healthcare professionals) and other thought leaders in geographical area as aligned with medical strategy. The primary responsibility of the MSL is to engage with customers - customer engagements may include but are not limited to: emerging data discussions, clinical trial act