Medical Scientific Liaison
Pubblicato il 02-10-2026 - Gsk in Italia
Medical Scientific Liaison - Pipeline Oncology (Sud Italia)
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Salary: €72,675 monthly
Azienda: Gsk, Plc. Tipo Lavoro: Full Time Italy
Descrizione Lavoro - Medical Scientific Liaison - Pipeline Oncology (Sud Italia)
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Job title: Medical Science Liaison — Pipeline Oncology
Location: Campania, Puglia, Basilicata, Calabria, Sicilia, Molise (residenza ideale: Napoli o Bari)
Employment type: Full Time, Permanent
Purpose
Oncology MSL is a pivotal field-based role that connects GSK to the healthcare community. This non-promotional, customer-facing position focuses on advancing clinical practice within an assigned territory to improve patient outcomes. The MSL brings deep clinical and oncology therapeutic expertise and market/landscape knowledge to engage with Healthcare Providers (HCPs) and account personnel, in alignment with GSK's medical strategies and plans.
Key objectives of the MSL include engaging with various community and academic experts, facilitating scientific exchange, and serving as a medical resource. These scientific interactions aim to ensure that healthcare providers—and, when relevant, payers and other decision‐makers—understand the unmet patient and healthcare needs, the evolving treatment landscape, and the vantaggi–risk profile of GSK medicines; that patients