• The Director, Medical Science Liaisons (MSL) provides strategic and operational leadership to field-based MSLs responsible for engaging with Psychiatrists, Neurologists, Advanced Practice Practitioners, clinical investigators • Responsible for developing high-performing teams that deliver impactful compliant scientific exchange, generate actionable field insights, and strengthen Neurocrine’s reputation as a trusted, science-driven organization while ensuring cross function collaboration across Neurocrine field teams • This role combines strategic oversight, team development, and cross-functional collaboration, with a strong focus on execution excellence and field leadership • Recruit, hire, develop and retain high-performing MSLs, fostering a culture of scientific curiosity, collaboration, and accountability • Translate Medical Affairs strategy into clear, actionable plans for the MSL team • Ensure consistent scientific messaging, compliant practices, and operational excellence across the MSL team • Leverage experience and background to ensure regular coaching, field observation, and performance feedback to drive professional growth and elevate scientific acumen • Contribute to the development of key performance indicators (KPIs), qualitative and quantitative performance expectations that measure engagement impact, scientific quality, and contribution to Medical Affair’s goals • Build team capability through ongoing training and mentorship • Collaborate cross-functionally to ensure field insights inform medical strategy, data generation priorities, and corporate decision-making • Oversee the development and execution of regional engagement plans, ensuring appropriate coverage of key institutions and stakeholders • Contribute to Medical Affairs planning by providing field-based perspectives on emerging trends, data gaps, and clinical practice needs • Create an environment that fosters inclusion, innovation, and high performance • Identify and develop future MSL leaders through individualized development planning and stretch assignments • Maintain in-depth knowledge of therapeutic areas and competitive landscape to represent Neurocrine as a credible scientific resource to facilitate meaningful clinical/scientific interactions and be a resource for own team