- Pay
- £42–57k
- Where
- Edinburgh, Scotland, GB · GB · Remote · Remote
- Level
- Mid
Join a enterprise Healthcare company as a Regional Medical Liaison in Edinburgh.
Healthcare providers across Scotland are under pressure to connect clinical evidence with the people who act on it.
This organisation has spent years building the frameworks that make that happen at scale, and the Regional Medical Liaison role sits right at the centre of it.
You'd be the bridge between internal medical teams and external healthcare professionals, working somewhere the processes are already proven and your job is to execute them well.
Here's what you'll be doing: Build and maintain relationships with key healthcare professionals and institutions across your region Communicate clinical and scientific data accurately to physicians, specialists and other stakeholders Act as the Regional Medical Liaison contact for medical enquiries, routing complex questions to the right internal expert Attend conferences, clinical meetings and advisory boards to represent the company's medical position Feed field insights back into internal teams so strategy reflects what's actually happening with patients and prescribers Keep detailed, compliant records of every interaction in line with healthcare industry regulation Here are the skills you'll need: A life sciences, pharmacy or medical background, ideally with some field-facing experience already under your belt Strong understanding of clinical data and how to translate it for different audiences Confident communicator.
You'll be presenting to consultants one day and writing a compliance log the next Comfortable working independently in a remote, field-based setup Sound grasp of healthcare compliance and the ABPI code, or a willingness to learn it fast Organised.
Mid-level means you're trusted to manage your own diary and territory without someone checking in daily Key perks and benefits: Salary of £41,500 to £57,000, depending on experience Fully remote working arrangement, with travel across your territory as needed Private medical and dental insurance Enhanced pension scheme and performance-based bonuses Structured career development within an established industry leader Why pursue a career in Healthcare?
Healthcare keeps growing whatever the economy does, and medical liaison roles sit closer to patient outcomes than most jobs in the sector admit.
Edinburgh has a strong cluster of life sciences and NHS activity, which makes it a genuinely useful base for a Regional Medical Liaison covering Scotland.
Progression here tends to be real, not just promised.
Clinical credibility opens doors into medical affairs, market access and leadership over time.
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