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NateraMedical Science Liaison - Rare Disease
Natera is seeking a remote-first Medical Science Liaison specializing in Rare Disease to serve as an expert resource for academic institutions, medical professionals, and organizations within…
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Natera is seeking a remote-first Medical Science Liaison specializing in Rare Disease to serve as an expert resource for academic institutions, medical professionals, and organizations within the rare disease community. In this autonomous field-based role, the professional will deliver scientific presentations, cultivate key opinion leader relationships, and collect valuable field intelligence regarding market dynamics and clinical requirements. Collaborating closely with sales, marketing, and medical departments, the liaison will help expand…
Job Description
Natera is seeking a remote-first Medical Science Liaison specializing in Rare Disease to serve as an expert resource for academic institutions, medical professionals, and organizations within the rare disease community. In this autonomous field-based role, the professional will deliver scientific presentations, cultivate key opinion leader relationships, and collect valuable field intelligence regarding market dynamics and clinical requirements. Collaborating closely with sales, marketing, and medical departments, the liaison will help expand access to the company's rare disease diagnostic tests while ensuring full compliance with privacy and security regulations.
This position suits an independent and persuasive communicator holding an advanced scientific or clinical degree who is comfortable managing a travel schedule that reaches approximately 70 percent. Natera operates as a global pioneer in cell-free DNA testing, focusing on oncology, women's health, and organ health with the goal of integrating personalized genetic testing into standard medical care.
Responsibilities
- Deliver scientific and clinical presentations regarding Natera products with an emphasis on rare disease
- Establish and manage professional relationships with key opinion leaders and healthcare providers
- Gather and relay field insights about clinical practices, market trends, and unmet medical needs to leadership
- Partner with sales and marketing teams to create educational resources for providers and patients
- Engage in clinical research, scientific writing, and data analysis
- Handle protected health information securely while adhering to compliance and privacy training mandates
Requirements
- Master's degree in a clinical or scientific discipline with relevant rare disease knowledge
- Ability to travel approximately 70 percent of the time by air and car
- Passing score on a post-offer criminal background check
- Proficiency with Salesforce, user databases, Google Sheets, and handling protected health information
Qualifications
- Doctorate degree such as a PharmD, PhD, MD, DO, or DNP
- Previous professional experience working as a medical science liaison or in another field-based capacity
- Prior background involving the introduction of new clinical laboratory tests
Core Skills
Benefits
- Annual performance incentive bonus
- Long-term equity awards
- Comprehensive health insurance including medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) retirement plan with a company match
- Paid time off and company holidays
- Free genetic testing for employees and immediate family members, along with fertility care support
- Pregnancy and baby bonding leave
- Commuter benefits
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What is the salary range for the Medical Science Liaison position?
The base pay range is estimated between USD 130,600 and 163,200 per year, with final compensation depending on experience, qualifications, and internal equity.
Is this job remote?
Yes, the role is performed in a remote-first setting that includes a home office and travel to customer sites.
How much travel is required for this role?
Travel is required for this position at an anticipated percentage of 70 percent.
What educational background is required?
Candidates must hold at least a Master's degree, or a doctorate such as a PharmD, PhD, MD, DO, or DNP, in a clinical or scientific field with relevant rare disease knowledge.
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