Cardiology MSL: Field Scientist
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GE HealthCare's Medical Science Liaison for Cardiology in the Central territory collaborates with KOLs and healthcare professionals to share evidence-based insights and advance patient care. You will explain complex clinical data, support medical strategy, and liaise with Medical Affairs, Clinical, and Commercial teams to ensure aligned scientific exchange. The role requires an advanced degree and 2+ years in pharma/healthcare, willingness to travel 70% (including some weekends), and proximity #J-18808-Ljbffr
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