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Dianthus TherapeuticsSenior Medical Science Liaison (Neurology); West Region
Dianthus Therapeutics works on treatments for severe autoimmune conditions. Its lead antibody, claseprubart (DNTH103), was engineered for longer circulation, stronger activity and precise targeting of the…
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Dianthus Therapeutics works on treatments for severe autoimmune conditions. Its lead antibody, claseprubart (DNTH103), was engineered for longer circulation, stronger activity and precise targeting of the active C1s complement protein, which the company says supports infrequent self-administered injections under the skin. The company also develops DNTH212, aimed at suppressing Type 1 interferon signaling while modulating B cells, and DNTH312, a next-generation fusion candidate it hopes will be ready for Phase…
Job Description
Dianthus Therapeutics works on treatments for severe autoimmune conditions. Its lead antibody, claseprubart (DNTH103), was engineered for longer circulation, stronger activity and precise targeting of the active C1s complement protein, which the company says supports infrequent self-administered injections under the skin.
The company also develops DNTH212, aimed at suppressing Type 1 interferon signaling while modulating B cells, and DNTH312, a next-generation fusion candidate it hopes will be ready for Phase 1 studies by late 2027.
This field-based Senior Medical Science Liaison role covers the West Region and supports the neuromuscular franchise, which includes myasthenia gravis, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy and multifocal motor neuropathy. The posting says remote work is an option.
The liaison acts as a scientific authority and partner to thought leaders, investigators, clinicians and patient advocacy groups. Work includes compliant scientific dialogue, passing clinical insights to the Medical Affairs team and Clinical Development, plus planning for later commercial work, and supporting trial activity such as investigator outreach, site scouting and enrollment.
Responsibilities also cover presenting at medical meetings, advisory panels and investigator gatherings, helping build the evidence base, publications and education, and staying within compliance rules. Candidates need an advanced clinical or scientific degree, seven or more years of pharma or biotech experience with substantial field medicine, and extensive regional travel. A neurology or immunology background is preferred.
Responsibilities
- Serve as the scientific authority for the neuromuscular programs and keep external relationships strong
- Hold compliant scientific conversations on disease education, clinical findings, unmet needs and investigational drugs
- Capture and share medical insights with Medical Affairs, Clinical Development and commercial teams
- Help trials through investigator outreach, site scouting, enrollment help and protocol discussions
- Present at medical conferences, advisory panels, investigator sessions and similar forums
- Support evidence building, scientific writing, publications and educational programs
- Coordinate with Commercial, Market Access, Regulatory and Clinical Operations colleagues
- Make sure every activity meets regulatory, legal and internal standards
Requirements
- Advanced clinical or scientific degree such as PharmD, PhD, MD or DO, or an equivalent
- Seven or more years in pharmaceutical or biotech roles, including substantial field medical work
- Track record connecting with specialists in immunology, rare disease, neurology or neuromuscular medicine
- Working knowledge of clinical research, evidence development and scientific communication
- Strong communication, presentation and persuasion skills
- Able to work independently in a busy, team-oriented setting
- Prepared to travel widely within the assigned region
Qualifications
- Neurology or immunology and inflammation background (preferred)
Core Skills
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Where is the job based?
The post is field-based in the West Region, and the company says remote work is possible.
Is pay listed?
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Which degree is needed?
An advanced scientific or clinical degree such as PharmD, PhD, MD or DO, or an equivalent.
How much travel is involved?
Extensive travel within the territory is expected.
How do I apply?
The posting does not describe an application method.
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