Role Description We are seeking an experienced Medical Science Liaison (MSL) with expertise in asthma and a strong understanding of the immunologic pathways driving disease, including Type 2 inflammation and biomarker-driven treatment approaches. This individual will support Apogee’s respiratory clinical development programs while serving as a trusted scientific partner to pulmonologists, allergists, investigators, and key opinion leaders (KOLs), driving meaningful scientific exchange and delivering insights to inform clinical strategy and advance innovative therapies in asthma. Territory: Dependent on candidate location Key Responsibilities - Clinical Support: - Collaborate with clinical study teams to provide medical and scientific support to clinical trial sites - Support site engagement, education, and execution of respiratory (asthma-focused) clinical studies - Key Opinion Leader (KOL) Engagement: - Develop and maintain strong relationships with investigators, key opinion leaders, and external stakeholders, including pulmonologists and allergists/immunologists - Serve as a credible scientific resource, providing timely, accurate, and relevant information on Apogee’s development programs - Stay current on emerging data, publications, and clinical trends in asthma and respiratory disease to effectively engage external experts - Maintain awareness of competitor products, biologics, and evolving treatment paradigms in asthma - Internal Collaboration: - Partner cross-functionally with Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Clinical Operations, and Business Development & Strategy to ensure alignment - Gather and communicate actionable field insights to inform clinical strategy and development decisions Qualifications - Advanced degree in a relevant medical or scientific field (MD/DO, PharmD, PhD, Master’s Degree, or equivalent) - Minimum of 3 years of industry experience as a Medical Science Liaison, with expertise in respiratory (asthma) - Strong understanding of clinical study execution and appropriate interactions with clinical study sites - Familiarity with compliance requirements related to medical affairs activities and appropriate interactions with healthcare professionals - Knowledge of the respiratory therapeutic area and current treatment paradigms in asthma - Excellent communication and presentation skills - Ability to build and maintain relationships with key opinion leaders and healthcare professionals - Successfully exhibit Apogee’s C.O.R.E. values: Caring, Original, Resilient and Egoless Requirements - Position requires up to 40% travel including mandatory in-person attendance at All Hands meetings typically held twice per year - Additional travel may be required to attend key team meetings and medical or industry conferences, both in the US and in Europe Benefits - A great culture, grounded in our C.O.R.E. values: Caring, Original, Resilient and Egoless - Opportunity to work in a fast-paced, highly dynamic environment where you help shape the culture and company, wear multiple hats, and learn quickly - Market competitive compensation and benefits package, including base salary, performance bonus, equity grant opportunities, health, welfare & retirement benefits - Competitive time off, including three weeks PTO, two one-week company-wide shutdowns a year and dedicated paid sick leave - Commitment to growing you professionally and providing access to resources to further your development - Regular all team, in-person meetings to build relationships and problem solve

• Provide virtual-first psychosocial assessments and skill-based psychotherapy to individuals with serious mental illness • Facilitate patient engagement and follow-up care • Provide audio-only follow-up sessions in the event of technical issues • Document treatment response and monitor clinical symptoms • Provide support and advocacy to caregivers and family members • Lead/facilitate support groups and group therapy • Identify social determinants of health needs that team members will work to resolve • Participate in huddles and multidisciplinary communication

• Accept and treat patients within your designated geographic area • Evaluate patients’ needs for physical therapy and develop individualized treatment plans • Plan, prepare, and implement customized therapy programs • Instruct family members and caregivers on therapy techniques • Communicate effectively with patients and team members

• Accept and treat patients within your designated geographic area • Evaluate patients’ needs for physical therapy in the home setting and develop individualized treatment plans • Develop a plan of care and treatment goals in consultation with the physician, patient, and family • Plan, prepare and implement customized therapy programs to restore function and promote independence • Instruct family members, PTAs, Home Health Aides, and caregivers on appropriate therapy techniques • Provide timely and accurate documentation for each visit • Communicate effectively with patients, families, and interdisciplinary team members, especially around discharge planning • Deliver care in compliance with agency policies and professional practice standards