Somatic Medical Science Liaison III - West US

Geography Multiple positions available across the U.S. Territory size and geography may vary and will be assigned based on evolving business needs and the location of the selected candidate Description Myriad Genetics is seeking an experienced Medical Science Liaison (MSL) to support the Somatic / Tumor Genomics portfolio within Myriad Genetics. This field‑based, scientifically focused role supports liquid and tumor profiling across solid tumors, including MRD testing, NGS based assays, biomarker driven therapy selection, resistance mechanisms, and treatment monitoring. The MSL will engage with medical oncologists, gynecologic oncologists, surgeons, molecular pathologists, and urologists across academic centers, and community oncology practices. This individual will serve as a conduit of clinical expertise, scientific exchange, and insights that inform medical strategy. This position reports to the Director of Medical Affairs, Somatic, and partners closely with Medical Affairs colleagues, product, R&D, clinical operations, marketing, commercial teams, and cross‑functional leadership. Responsibilities Maintain MSL Expertise through: Demonstrating deep knowledge of Myriad’s liquid and tumor profiling portfolio, including biomarkers, targeted therapies, immuno‑oncology, therapy selection pathways, tumor biology, and NGS‑based testing. Staying current on emerging clinical data, guidelines (NCCN, ASCO, ESMO), competitive trends, and evolving precision oncology treatment standards. Attending and representing Myriad at national and regional medical conferences for scientific engagement and insight reporting. Building and maintaining relationships with regional and national KOLs in oncology, molecular pathology, and related specialties. Contributing to the Somatic Medical Affairs team through collaboration, best‑practice sharing, and training. Continually advancing and growing with market issues, trends, monitoring the competitive landscape, and product knowledge specific to key therapeutic areas. Serves as a Medical/Scientific resource to Clinicians by: Responding to scientific and medical inquiries on somatic testing, assay selection, biomarker interpretation, therapy alignment, and clinical utility. Delivering clinical and scientific education (virtual and in‑person) to oncologists, surgeons, molecular pathologists, APPs, health systems, tumor boards, and professional societies. Providing guidance on interpreting MRD or complex NGS reports and integrating results into treatment decisions. Increasing awareness of Myriad’s somatic test portfolio, enhancing appropriate utilization, and supporting evidence‑based precision oncology. Clinical support during KOL meetings with and without commercial partners. Supports Myriad Oncology initiatives and demonstrates business acumen through: Identifying opportunities for scientific engagement, educational support, and clinical collaboration within the territory. Communicating clinical landscape insights to Medical Affairs leadership to inform strategy, product evolution, and evidence generation. Participating in advisory boards, expert panels, KOL roundtables, publication planning discussions, and PLR activities as appropriate. Partnering with cross‑functional teams (Medical, Product, R&D, Marketing, Market Access, Training) on clinical content development and internal scientific training. Supporting scientific review, interpretation, and development of clinical messaging for new data, assays, or product updates. Attending sales meetings and partnering with area sales manager and marketing to facilitate and/or present information, as needed. Educating sales team on current clinical practice, guideline advancements, and aiding in sales training to elevate their skillset. Qualifications Advanced scientific or clinical degree required: PhD, MS/Genetic Counseling, NP/PA, MD, PharmD or related field. Minimum of 7 years of clinical, industry, and/or research experience; with at least 5 years being MSL (or similar) experience, preferably within a diagnostic laboratory setting. Deep understanding of biomarkers, targeted therapy pathways, resistance mechanisms, oncology guidelines/management, and molecular profiling and/or MRD testing is required. Ability to interpret and clearly communicate complex molecular data. Demonstrated experience of engaging clinicians, KOLs, and academic groups. Excellent presentation, communication, and scientific storytelling skills. Willing and able to travel. Typical travel is expected to be 50‑60%, however may be up to 80% at times depending on territory/needs. Travel will include occasional weekends for conferences/meetings and must be willing to undergo territory changes as deemed appropriate by Myriad. Effectively manage travel and maintain expenses within budget. Significant Work Activities Continuous sitting for prolonged periods (> 2 consecutive hours in an 8‑hour day) Keyboard use (greater or equal to 50% of the workday) Driving a personal vehicle / rental car and flying across the U.S. #J-18808-Ljbffr Myriad Genetics Inc.