Medical Advisor

For our pharmaceutical sector, we are currently looking for a Medical Advisor (M/F) on a permanent contract.

Overall purpose of job  

Implement objectives of the Medical Affairs department to achieve overall organizational goals.

Participates in the design, development, review/approval and implementation of programs related to educational, promotional and reporting materials and events for the company products.

Essential duties and responsibilities 

• Participates in the design and implementation of medical affairs programs, including identification of critical paths, budget development and tracking of all projects
• Creates or localizes of medical education materials
• Organizes and participates in medical education events and advisory boards on country and international level
• Supports publication planning, preparation and review
• Provides medical training to internal and external stakeholders
• Provides medical review of promotional material 
• Implement policies and procedures for development and provision of medical and technical information pertaining to the company's products for internal use by customers and by government
• Has overview of the medical budget, contract negotiation and vendor activities
• Provides solutions surrounding legal liability and compliance with government
• Maintains collaborative working relationship between medical affairs and internal stakeholders to deliver timely and expert support to product development
• Establishment and maintenance of close collaboration with KOLs in the respective field – on the field min 20%
• Support disease awareness campaigns including online
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Other features of the job 

• Accurate, timely, compliant work and task follow up
• Ethical behavior in line with J&J’s Credo values is required 
• He/she must report therapeutic area related activity details in the Company’s CRM system
• He/she should have up-to-date knowledge and keep existing company procedures and related rules; detailed knowledge of HCBI SOPs and relevant finance processes is a must
• Ensuring safety reporting requirements (timely AE/PQC reporting) as set out in company policies and SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) are met and appropriately managed when planning projects, developing materials, executing projects and contracting vendors
• Ensuring HCC and legal requirements are fully understood, appropriately managed and complied with when planning projects, developing materials, executing projects and contracting vendors
• Ensuring inspection readiness with respect to personal training compliance, and availability of a recent CV and individualized job

Requirements (knowledge, education, skills) 

• Education: University / bachelor’s degree or Equivalent, preferably in a relevant medical-related discipline
• Experienced in Medical Affairs or Market Access management (min. 2 years)
• Understanding HC financing system, health related public service and pharmaceutical industry
• Location and mobility: 70% local office based/ 30% travel
• Excellent Project management skills 
• Excellent communication skills (oral, business writing, presenting and listening)
• Regulatory Affairs and Quality experience
• Strong analytical, communication, decision-making and leadership skills for interaction with external and internal customers and partners
• Native local speaker and fluent English knowledge (both spoken and written)
• High level of ethical standards in business
• Honest, trustworthy personality
• Leadership, Empathy, Open communication, leading by example
• Working knowledge of multiple therapeutic areas, oncology / hematology especially
• Professional experience from pharmaceutical business environment 
• Ability to navigate and produce results in a global, matrix organization, strong cross-departmental support, interdisciplinary approach
• Pro-active and goal-oriented thinking
• Driving license type B