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Posted 17 days ago

Job Title: Medical Affairs Advisor
Location: Remote
Duration: 6 months (37 hours/week)

Role Overview:
This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a broad portfolio of medicines, including those for Rare Diseases, Inflammation & Immunology, and Antibiotics targeting resistant infections. You will play a key role in supporting product launches within the Rare Haematology Team while serving as a vital link between the medical community and internal teams.

Key Responsibilities:

Medical and Scientific Expertise:

  • Provide high-quality medical and scientific advice to healthcare professionals, internal teams, and professional bodies.

  • Ensure compliance with the ABPI Code of Practice and promote the appropriate use of medicines.

  • Support product launches and other initiatives by delivering medical insights and reviewing promotional and non-promotional materials.

 Partnerships and Collaboration:

  • Build and maintain strong relationships with healthcare professionals, specialists, and key decision-makers.

  • Act as a bridge between the healthcare community and internal teams by facilitating scientific communications and research collaborations.

  • Provide scientific input to enhance brand strategies and initiatives.

 Research and Data Generation:

  • Support clinical research efforts, including feasibility assessments, investigator identification, and study implementation.

  • Contribute to real-world data generation and ensure timely publication of findings.

  • Use insights to shape clinical development programs and align global trial designs with UK needs.

 Data Communication and Insights:

  • Deliver accurate, balanced, and impactful responses to customer inquiries.

  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop valuable resources for healthcare professionals.

  • Collect and communicate customer insights to influence strategies and identify opportunities.

 Cross-Functional Support:

  • Provide medical advice to teams in areas such as Regulatory Affairs, Drug Safety, Medical Information, Access & Value, and other departments.

  • Assist in developing HTA dossiers and supporting regulatory submissions and risk management plans.

  • Offer ABPI Code compliance guidance for customer engagement and partnership activities.

 Qualifications:

  • Degree in Medicine, Pharmacy, or Science (postgraduate preferred).

  • Registration with GMC (Medical) or GPhC (Pharmacy) preferred; relevant pharmaceutical industry or NHS experience considered.

  • Proven expertise in Medical Affairs, clinical research, or related fields.

  • Strong fluency in Business English.

 What We Offer:

  • A high-performing, collaborative environment that values innovation.

  • Involvement in meaningful projects that enhance patient care and drive healthcare innovation.

  • A role where your expertise makes a tangible impact.