Medical Adviser Oncology - Associale Director level - Hybrid

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Co. Dublin

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Our company is dedicated to delivering breakthrough innovations that extend and improve the lives of cancer patients worldwide. Our team of forward-thinking peers achieves this through an unwavering dedication to support accessibility to medicine, providing new therapeutic solutions, and collaborating with governments and payers to ensure that people who need medicines have access to them.

Join our Medical Affairs team to advance patient care by engaging in scientific exchange with external medical experts and industry professionals, ensuring the scientific value of our products is realized.

Responsibilities

Serve as the medical expert, providing unbiased medical and scientific assistance to healthcare professionals regarding our product portfolio, clinical development, or disease areas of interest.
Build and maintain professional relationships with the healthcare community, especially scientific experts and academic centers, to improve patient outcomes.
Contribute to the development and implementation of Medical Affairs Plans (MAPs) aligned with our therapeutic areas of interest.
Collaborate cross-functionally to deliver or assist in delivering projects in the MAP, including health technology appraisals, clinical trials, early access strategies, guidelines, policy work, symposia, advice-seeking activities, and medical education initiatives.
Support data generation activities (phase I-III) by identifying suitable research projects, centers, investigators, and innovative data generation methods.
Advocate for integrity and ethical governance within the organization, leading by example.
Operate in a nonpromotional capacity at all times.
Ensure all activities and interactions comply with local, global, and national laws, regulations, guidelines, codes of conduct, company policies, and best practice standards.

Qualifications

Required

Medical or pharmacy degree; higher science degree (MSc, PhD) acceptable with industry experience and proven achievements.
In-depth knowledge of IPHA Code of Practice, preferably with final signatory status.
Demonstrated relationship-building skills with the scientific community in pharmaceutical, healthcare, or academic settings.
Understanding of the healthcare environment and opportunities for effective pharma-healthcare partnerships within the IPHA Code of Practice.
Proficiency in IT skills, including MS Office software.

Preferred

Industry experience is preferable.
Oncology industry experience is preferable.
Good research skills in data generation.

Important Dates

Posted on

29 November, 2024

Application deadline

11 December, 2024

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Reference number

R324265

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