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Immunology
Healthcare and Medical
Immunology is the branch of biomedical science that studies the immune system—how the body defends against pathogens, the mechanisms of vaccines, and the basis of autoimmune diseases and allergies. It's central to careers in medical research, pharmaceutical development, and clinical practice, particularly in areas like infectious disease, oncology, and transplant medicine. Immunologists work in labs, hospitals, and biotech companies developing therapies and diagnostics tied to immune function.
Immunology in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Medical Technician
Indian Health Service
Eagle Butte, SD · $37,193 – $65,599
This federal clinical laboratory role involves performing a range of diagnostic tests on patient samples—from blood work to microbiology—and interpreting results to support medical diagnosis and treatment. It suits someone with laboratory or medical technician experience who can operate lab equipment accurately and, at higher grades, lead others.
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Regional Medical Scientific Director (aka Medical Science Liaison) Immunology - GI (Southern-Midwest)
Merck
Full-time · USA - REMOTE - REMOTE · $190,800 – $300,300
This is a director-level medical affairs role supporting immunology and inflammatory bowel disease, requiring credentialed experts to conduct peer-to-peer scientific exchanges with academic and clinical leaders. The position suits experienced medical professionals—PhD, PharmD, MD, DNP, or DO holders—who want to bridge the scientific community and pharmaceutical innovation while managing regional field relationships.
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(Sr.) Manager, Immunology, Medical Affairs
Merck
Full-time
This Medical Affairs leadership role manages scientific strategy and physician engagement for immunology products within a country, spending half the time building relationships with the medical community and half on strategic planning and regulatory support. It suits experienced medical professionals who want to bridge clinical science with business strategy while leading educational initiatives and advisory boards.
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Regional Medical Scientific Director (aka Medical Science Liaison) Immunology - GI (North Texas)
Merck
Full-time · $190,800 – $300,300
This role bridges the scientific community and the company, engaging medical leaders in bidirectional exchanges about immunology and inflammatory bowel disease. It suits credentialed professionals with deep expertise in IBD who thrive on scientific dialogue, research collaboration, and serving as a trusted medical resource to external stakeholders.
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Sr. Dir, Biology-Discovery
Merck
Full-time · Cambridge, MA · $194,100 – $305,600
A strategic scientific leadership role overseeing translational research and biomarker development for immunology drug discovery programs. This position suits experienced immunology researchers ready to lead cross-functional teams, shape research strategy, and bridge discovery science with early clinical development in a large pharmaceutical environment.
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