MSL/Sr. MSL (NYC)

• BridgeBio offers a progressive career path for Medical Science Liaisons (MSLs), including three distinct levels:
• Medical Science Liaison (MSL)
• Senior Medical Science Liaison (Senior MSL)
• Executive Medical Science Liaison (Executive MSL)
• Each role is integral to our Medical Affairs team, supporting scientific excellence and rapid execution to advance patient care. The following sections outline responsibilities, qualifications, and expectations for each level, emphasizing differences in scope, leadership, experience, and impact.

Medical Science Liaison (MSL) Responsibilities:

• Develop and maintain relationships with healthcare professionals, clinical care sites, and key stakeholders within assigned territory
• Become an expert in the therapeutic area, identify educational gaps in the community, and stay updated on developments through literature review and medical congress participation
• Serve as the primary and credible source of balanced medical and scientific information for healthcare providers in geography
• Compliantly educate and engage in scientific exchange, deliver medical presentations, gather insights, and respond to healthcare provider requests for information
• Develop and implement field territory-specific medical plan aligned with overall medical affairs strategy and evidence generation needs
• Assist in identifying potential investigators and facilitate participation in clinical research projects
• Represent BridgeBio at major scientific conferences and external forums, enhancing company visibility and impact

Senior Medical Science Liaison (Senior MSL) Expanded responsibilities include regional leadership and mentoring:

• Lead cross-functional collaborations within assigned therapeutic areas, contributing to strategic development of medical territory plans
• Mentor and support peer MSLs, fostering knowledge transfer and professional development • Serve as a regional expert and key advisor to internal stakeholders, helping align field insights to medical strategy-sort of adds to bullet
• Actively lead strategic planning, execution, and post-congress analysis of scientific congress to deliver an executive-level summary that translates key findings into actionable insights
• Participates proactively in the development of content for medical affairs collateral and contribute to strategic project workstreams
• Collaborate with clinical development for research initiatives, including site identification and investigator-sponsored trial processes as needed
• Contributes to the development of scientific and medical content, including slide decks, FAQs, training materials, and other field-facing collateral. Participates proactively in cross-functional strategic initiatives and project workstreams

This role reports to the Area MSL Director (East) and is a U.S-based remote (field-based) role that will require travel 50-75%, including evenings, weekends, and quarterly visits to our San Francisco Office. Travel will vary based on territory size and business needs.

Must reside within NYC area

• PharmD, Ph.D., MD, or other advanced healthcare degrees with relevant experience, will be considered
• Minimum of 2 years’ experience in clinical patient care role, medical affairs or field medical roles with a verifiable record of high performance
• Strong interpersonal communication, presentation, and networking skills
• Ability to engage in scientific dialogue and present complex information clearly and concisely.
• Proven ability to collaborate across functions and adapt to a dynamic environment
• Prior experience in rare diseases and cardiology is preferred

Additional Senior Medical Science Liaison Qualifications:

• 3+ years of medical affairs or field medical experience with a verifiable record of high performance is preferred, or at least 2 years of other relevant clinical or healthcare experience will be considered
• Understanding of clinical research and pharmaceutical product development processes
• Exhibit organizational skills, adaptability, and ability to work independently
• Demonstrated high performance in medical affairs with significant experience in rare diseases, cardiology, or neurology preferred
• Proven leadership capability in project teams, including MSLs and cross-functional groups • Exceptional teaching and scientific communication skills
• Strong relationship-building skills with industry and academic thought leaders
• Demonstrate increased autonomy and accountability for territory and therapeutic area outcomes