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Dianthus TherapeuticsSenior Medical Science Liaison (Neurology) Northeast or Midwest Region
Dianthus Therapeutics is building medicines for serious autoimmune illnesses. The main clinical asset, claseprubart (DNTH103), is designed to last longer in the body, to be more…
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Dianthus Therapeutics is building medicines for serious autoimmune illnesses. The main clinical asset, claseprubart (DNTH103), is designed to last longer in the body, to be more potent, and to block only the active form of C1s complement, with the goal of less frequent self-injections under the skin. Another clinical asset, DNTH212, blends Type 1 interferon suppression with B cell modulation. DNTH312, a newer internal candidate, is targeted to reach Phase…
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Dianthus Therapeutics is building medicines for serious autoimmune illnesses. The main clinical asset, claseprubart (DNTH103), is designed to last longer in the body, to be more potent, and to block only the active form of C1s complement, with the goal of less frequent self-injections under the skin. Another clinical asset, DNTH212, blends Type 1 interferon suppression with B cell modulation. DNTH312, a newer internal candidate, is targeted to reach Phase 1 readiness by late 2027.
This is a field-based Senior Medical Science Liaison position for the Northeast or Midwest, supporting neuromuscular disease work covering myasthenia gravis, CIDP and multifocal motor neuropathy. The company describes remote arrangements as possible.
The liaison serves as a trusted scientific resource for opinion leaders, investigators, clinicians and advocacy organizations. The person keeps exchanges compliant, collects clinical insights that inform the Medical Affairs team, development colleagues and later launch planning, and helps trials through investigator engagement and site identification.
Other duties include representing the company at congresses, advisory boards and investigator sessions, and contributing to evidence, publications and patient education. Applicants need an advanced clinical or scientific degree, at least seven years in pharma or biotech including field medicine, and readiness to travel widely in the region. Neurology or immunology experience is preferred.
Responsibilities
- Be the scientific reference for the neuromuscular disease programs and maintain external ties
- Hold compliant scientific dialogues covering disease education, trial results, unmet medical needs and pipeline products
- Document and relay medical insights for Medical Affairs, Clinical Development and commercialization planning
- Assist trials with investigator engagement, site identification, enrollment help and protocol talks when asked
- Present the company's work at medical conferences, panels, investigator sessions and outside forums
- Help build the evidence base, scientific messaging, publications and education
- Coordinate with Commercial, Market Access, Regulatory and Clinical Operations colleagues
- Keep all work compliant with regulatory, legal and company policy
Requirements
- Advanced scientific or clinical degree, for example a PharmD, PhD, MD, DO or an equivalent credential
- Seven or more years in pharmaceutical or biotechnology with significant field medical experience
- History of building ties with immunology, rare disease, neurology or neuromuscular specialists
- Grounding in trial science, evidence building and scientific writing
- Excellent communication, presentation and influence skills
- Works independently in a fast-moving, collaborative setting
- Willing to travel extensively within the territory
Qualifications
- Neurology or immunology and inflammation experience (preferred)
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Where is the job based?
The role is field-based in the Northeast or Midwest, and the company says remote work is possible.
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What degree is needed?
An advanced scientific or clinical degree, such as PharmD, PhD, MD, DO or an equivalent.
How much travel is involved?
Extensive travel within the assigned territory is required.
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