Medical & Scientific Relation Manager (m/f)

Description

• Build and develop enduring peer-to-peer relationships with HCPs and institutions, creating constructive cross-functional partnerships with internal and external stakeholders to meet the customer's medical needs across our medicines' lifecycle
• Provide high-quality, accurate, balanced and directed information to key customers and stakeholders in response to unsolicited requests for information
• Ensure customer intelligence and customer findings are fed back into the organisation to generate customer insights and leverage medical opportunities
• Support disease area medical strategies by providing support for the implementation of local non-interventional studies, following up on IIR opportunities, supporting feasibilities for phase 1-4 studies, support in the management of local advisory boards, interaction with local clinical investigators and other key medical and scientific activities
• Report to Medical Advisor, MSR Team Leader, Medical Team Leader, Medical Director or other senior medical functions

• Medical, pharmacy or science degree, preferably on postgraduate level
• Fluency in German and/or French and business fluency in English
• An in-depth knowledge of the therapy area, immunology/vaccines, the relevant medicines in the portfolio and the pipeline
• An understanding of the compliance framework for medical interactions in relation to local regulations
• A good understanding of clinical research and the ability to critically evaluate clinical study protocols, reports and publications
• Strong presentation and networking skills
• High degree of cross-functional collaboration
• Ability to clearly communicate information and concepts which may be complex in nature
• Good understanding of the local (Swiss) health care environment at national, regional and local level
• Good knowledge of pharmacovigilance and regulatory legislation and how it impacts the product portfolio
• Good knowledge of drug development
• Knowledge of health economics and their impact on medical decision making