Medical Advisor, Haematology - Cambridge, United Kingdom - Sobi

Description

Sobi offers the opportunity to work at an international pharmaceutical company focused on specialty pharmaceuticals meeting the high medical needs of rare disease patients and providing treatment and services to them. Our employees come from a variety of backgrounds within research, healthcare, industry and the academic sphere.

Medical Advisor, Haematology:


Role & Function

This role provides Therapeutic area expertise to the medical team and to provide medical support and advice to cross-functional teams (commercial and patient access) in Haemophilia.

There are existing Haemophilia A/B medicines and pipeline in Haemophilia requiring pre-launch preparations. The role reports to the Associate Medical Director for UK/Republic of Ireland.

Key interaction stakeholders for this role also include:
Medical Director, Medical field team, Commercial teams, TA Patient access leads and the global medical team.

The success of this role will involve interacting with the and coordinating with the affiliate medical team, brand and marketing managers, the field team (commercial) and various support functions (regulatory, drug safety and logistics).

The primary purpose of the role is to provide technical and TA expertise to the planning and delivery of medical projects, including asset development.

Also, to provide medical strategic input and compliance/ approval guidance to local cross-functional projects (marketing and patient access), which will facilitate compliant high-quality outputs for the TA team.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and support the team in developing affiliate medical strategy and tactics and provide input to regional plans if relevant
• Monitor and proactively support the local medical action plan
• Coordinate and lead relevant KOL mapping and engagement plans
• Coordinates, delivers and communicates the planful development of medical materials, either de novo or modified from global team, to agreed timelines and standards
• Proactive engagement with Global medical team to anticipate and plan future materials (campaigns, publications, educational content, congress activity, meetings)
• Responsible for copy review of core materials for medical and marketing (relevant TAs only), with Final Signatory responsibility where appropriate.
• Strengthen medical education programs planning, content, and execution
• Support responses to medical information questions from HCPs and other relevant decision makers
• Oversight of medical information and medical assets
• Share relevant insights within medical and cross

- functional teams as appropriate

• Set up planned scientific advisory boards with the appropriate key stakeholders, in accordance with local guidelines
• As the TA expert, plays a key role in rolling out training of new assets for medical
• Deliver medical expertise to allocated medical programs and pipeline activities ahead of launch
• Support continuous improvement through use of innovative platforms and tools to maintain efficiency and oversight
• Supporting ethical compliant, working collaboratively and sharing best practice with cross

- functional team

• Ensure ongoing completion of all required initial and ongoing training in local regulations, Codes of Practice and policies, and adherence to those regulations and policies
• Input into allocated office led medical affairs programs (above TA)
• Support and advise the AMD, and act as delegate for AMD as needed
  Qualifications
• University Degree level education in medicalscience, pharmacy or other, related and relevant discipline.
• Previous experience in a medical role in the pharmaceutical industry
• Up to date experience of the UK/ ROI compliance environment and an understanding of Pharmaceutical regulations (GCP/ GVP/ GDP)
• Conveys professional assertive leadership in all interactions, able to prioritise complex workload, project management skills, and communication to proactively inform stakeholders
• Fluency (written and spoken) in English
• Drive and enthusiasm, with an ease of tailoring communication style and presenting complex information to meet audience needs
• Highly developed interpersonal skills, and the ability to build and maintain networks both internally and externally
• Highest levels of personal integrity, with an authentic commitment to adhere to all rules, regulations, Standard Operating Procedures and the Sobi values and ethics
  Personal attributes

Role expectations:

• Eligible to work in the UK
• This is a full-time role
• Able to be in the office 1-2 days a week, if required.
• IT literate, competent in use of Outlook, excel, powerpoint and CRM recording systems.

In addition, you must demonstrate behaviors in line with Sobi's core values:
Care, Ambition, Urgency, Ownership and Partnership.


Location
The position will be based in Cambridge, UK.


Reporting to
Associate Medical Director, UK & ROI


Recruitment contact & how to apply
**Sobi is an affirmative action and equal opportunity employer. All qualified applican