- Pay
- £41–62k
- Where
- Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, GB · GB · Remote · Remote
- Level
- Mid
Join a growing Healthcare company as a Regional Medical Liaison in Cambridge.
Healthcare providers need people on the ground who can translate clinical evidence into something a practice actually acts on.
This SME has built its reputation on exactly that, and it's grown steadily because of it.
A Regional Medical Liaison here sits between the science and the people prescribing or purchasing it, which matters more in Healthcare than almost any other sector.
The business is based in Cambridge, one of the UK's genuine Healthcare and life sciences hubs, though the role itself is remote.
You'll still feel the pull of that ecosystem of hospitals, research institutions and clinical networks even when you're working from home.
Here's what you'll be doing: Build and maintain relationships with healthcare professionals, clinics and NHS trusts across your assigned region Present clinical and product data clearly to medical audiences, adapting the message to the room Track competitor activity and market shifts, feeding insight back to the commercial and medical teams Support the delivery of training sessions, advisory boards and regional medical education events Keep detailed, compliant records of every interaction using the company's CRM Work alongside sales, marketing and regulatory colleagues to make sure messaging stays accurate and on brand Here are the skills you'll need: A life sciences, pharmacy, nursing or related degree, with solid grounding in clinical terminology Experience in a medical liaison, pharmaceutical, or clinical education role Comfortable presenting to clinicians and holding your own in a technical conversation Strong organisational skills.
You'll be managing a region, a diary and a CRM at once Genuine curiosity about Healthcare, the kind that doesn't switch off at 5pm A full UK driving licence, since regional travel is part of the job even with remote working as the default Key perks and benefits: Salary of £40,500 to £62,000, depending on experience Remote working as standard, with flexibility built into how you structure your week Private medical insurance and pension contribution Bonus scheme tied to regional performance Annual leave that actually gets used, in a culture built around balanced work-life integration Why pursue a career in Healthcare?
Healthcare doesn't slow down.
Demand keeps rising, treatments keep evolving, and the people who can bridge clinical knowledge with commercial delivery are never short of options.
Cambridge remains one of the best places in the country to build that kind of career, surrounded by research institutions and a network of Healthcare specialists who take the work seriously.
A Regional Medical Liaison who does this well tends to move upward quickly, because good ones are hard to find.
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