Regional MSL Manager, Neuroscience
Pubblicato il 06-10-2026 - Syneos Health in Milano
Regional MSL Manager, Neuroscience (Europe)
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Location: Milan, Lombardy, Italy
Job ID:18502-OTHLOC-CALwYfwz
We are seeking an experienced and scientifically credible Regional MSL Manager to lead and support a team of Medical Science Liaisons across Europe within Neuroscience and Psychiatry.
This role will focus on leveraging field medical expertise to accelerate clinical trial delivery through investigator engagement, site support, patient identification, enrolment, and retention initiatives for priority neuroscience programmes. The Regional MSL Manager will combine people leadership responsibilities with a strong operational focus, ensuring the field medical team effectively supports clinical development objectives whilst maintaining high‑quality scientific exchange with healthcare professionals and external stakeholders.
Working closely with Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Clinical Operations, and external study partners,
the successful candidate will lead strategies that enhance study site performance, support patient recruitment goals, and generate valuable scientific insights from the field. The individual will remain closely connected to field activities, providing coaching and support to MSLs while driving excellence in trial support, stakeholder engagement, compliance, and execution.
This position offers an opportunity to lead a high‑performing field medical team while contributing directly to the successful execution of clinical programmes and improved outcomes for patients living with neurological and psychiatric disorders.
Responsibilities
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- Lead, coach, and develop a team of Medical Science Liaisons across multiple European markets.
- Provide day‑to‑day line management, performance support, field coaching, and professional development for MSL team members.
- Develop and implement regional field medical strategies