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Spec 4, Medical Science Liasion
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A Medical Science Liaison establishes and maintains relationships with leading physicians at academic institutions and clinics. Typically specializes in one medical field in which he/she provide clinical and scientific support related to their company's products and solutions.
$163,727 / year median in Maryland
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Spec 4, Medical Science Liasion#26-17253
Sparks, MD
Onsite Job Description Hourly Rate •-•The US Medical Science Liaison, Advanced Diagnostics serves as a field-based scientific expert supporting Waters Advanced Diagnostics across its clinical diagnostics portfolio. This may include any of the following dependent upon business needs: ID/AST, microbiology, molecular diagnostics, laboratory automation and informatics, point-of-care testing, LC-MS-based clinical testing, and newborn screening solutions. This role is responsible for leading scientific exchange with key external stakeholders, supporting Medical Affairs initiatives, and helping translate diagnostic insights into clinically meaningful action for laboratories, clinicians, pharmacists, and health-system leaders. The MSL will engage stakeholders across diverse testing environments and care settings, while also supporting broader portfolio awareness and scientific pull-through across the Advanced Diagnostics business. A key differentiator of this role is the ability to connect diagnostic technologies and test results to clinical relevance, laboratory workflow, implementation, and real-world utility. Success in this position requires scientific credibility, cross-functional collaboration, and the ability to communicate the value of diagnostics in a way that is meaningful to both laboratory and clinical audiences. Primary Responsibilities Lead scientific and clinical support for Waters Advanced Diagnostics' portfolio across priority disease states, testing environments, and customer segments. Execute strategic scientific, educational, and external engagement initiatives aligned with Medical Affairs and broader business priorities. Conduct high-quality scientific exchange with healthcare professionals, including clinical microbiologists, laboratory directors, pathologists, infectious disease clinicians, pharmacists, hospital decision-makers, and other relevant stakeholders. Support KOL identification, engagement, and relationship development through advisory boards, scientific meetings, educational programs, investigator interactions, and other compliant Medical Affairs activities. Develop and deliver scientific education for external stakeholders and internal cross-functional teams, including training on disease-state fundamentals, diagnostic technologies, workflow considerations, clinical utility, and interpretation of diagnostic data. Serve as a scientific partner to customers by helping translate assay performance, workflow advantages, and diagnostic capabilities into clinically and operationally meaningful applications. Monitor and communicate scientific literature, competitive intelligence, diagnostic trends, and emerging clinical or laboratory practice changes relevant to Waters Advanced Diagnostics' portfolio. Collaborate cross-functionally with Medical Affairs, Clinical Affairs, Commercial, Market Access, and other internal partners to support evidence generation, HCP education, and field medical strategy. Capture field insights related to unmet needs, evidence gaps, adoption barriers, and stakeholder perceptions to help inform medical strategy and future evidence-generation priorities. Required Qualifications Advanced clinical/scientific degree such as: PhD