Medical Science Liaison

NeuroKaire is transforming the way depression is treated by bringing precision medicine to psychiatry. Our BrightKaire™ test uses a simple blood sample to provide clinicians with a unique window into an individual patient’s biology, combining neuronal response, genetics, and medical history to help identify the antidepressant treatment most likely to work for that patient. Our goal is simple: replace trial and error in mental-health treatment with more personalized, evidence-driven care. About the Role We are looking for a scientifically driven and motivated Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to join our team on a flexible, part-time basis. This is a great opportunity for a scientist, researcher, PhD candidate or postdoctoral fellow looking to gain hands-on experience in Medical Affairs and transition into the biotech industry. This is a flexible, hourly opportunity requiring only a few hours per week initially, with potential to grow over time. You will support scientific communication with healthcare professionals, helping them better understand the science and clinical evidence behind our technology. Key Responsibilities Provide accurate, evidence-based scientific and clinical information to healthcare professionals. Support scientific discussions and respond to medical information inquiries. Clearly communicate scientific research, clinical data, and the technology behind BrightKaire. Build professional relationships with physicians and relevant medical stakeholders. Gather scientific questions and feedback from healthcare professionals and share relevant insights internally. Collaborate with our Medical Affairs team to ensure scientific accuracy and consistency. Requirements Advanced degree (MSc, PhD, MD, PharmD, or equivalent) in life sciences, medicine, neuroscience, or a related field. Strong scientific background and ability to understand, interpret, and communicate clinical research. Fast learner with the ability to quickly understand new scientific concepts and translate them into clear, accurate medical communication. Excellent English communication skills, both written and spoken (native fluency). Strong presentation and interpersonal skills. Ability to communicate complex scientific information clearly and professionally. Availability during US working hours. Location: This opportunity is open to candidates based in the United States or Israel.