Medical Affairs Advisor/Manager - Rare Disease
Medical Affairs Advisor/Manager - Rare Disease
Location: United Kingdom - Remote Time Type: Full Time Posted On: Posted 2 Days Ago Rare Disease Medical Affairs Advisor/Manager If you are innovative and passionate about healthcare and want a role where you can drive change and make a difference, this could be one for you. At Pfizer, we believe Science Will Win and will help us to deliver breakthroughs that change patients' lives. We are a patient-centric company, guided by our four values: courage, joy, equity, and excellence. In the Specialty Care Business Unit, we support a broad portfolio and pipeline of medicines, including those for Rare Diseases, Inflammation & Immunology, and antibiotics for difficult-to-treat, resistant infections. The Medical Affairs Advisor/Manager role is an excellent opportunity to engage and collaborate with healthcare professionals and professional bodies to facilitate a medical and scientific bridge between Pfizer and the healthcare community. We have one position available in Rare Disease (Rare Haematology and other rare diseases), with the opportunity to progress from Advisor to Manager level depending on the breadth of experience for the successful candidates. This position allows the flexibility of being based anywhere in the UK, working remotely. Role Main Responsibilities and Duties Provide medical & scientific support to healthcare professionals and professional bodies through scientific communications and support for clinical research. Provide specialist medical, scientific, and Code compliance advice to internal teams to support the appropriate use of Pfizer medicines. Build and develop enduring external relationships with healthcare professionals and specialists. Deliver the medical plan in relation to medical projects, investigator-sponsored research (ISR), clinical trials, non-interventional studies, database studies, and registries. Communicate the value of our medicines through high-quality, accurate, balanced, and impactful information. REQUIRED SKILL SET Fluency in Business English Medical, Pharmacy, or Science degree For medical applicants, GMC registration with a Licence to Practice is preferred. For pharmacy applicants, UK registration is preferred. For scientists, a postgraduate science degree (e.g., PhD, MSc) is preferred. The closing deadline for applications is February 12th. All applicants must have the relevant authorisation to live and work in the UK.
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Location: United Kingdom - Remote Time Type: Full Time Posted On: Posted 2 Days Ago Rare Disease Medical Affairs Advisor/Manager If you are innovative and passionate about healthcare and want a role where you can drive change and make a difference, this could be one for you. At Pfizer, we believe Science Will Win and will help us to deliver breakthroughs that change patients' lives. We are a patient-centric company, guided by our four values: courage, joy, equity, and excellence. In the Specialty Care Business Unit, we support a broad portfolio and pipeline of medicines, including those for Rare Diseases, Inflammation & Immunology, and antibiotics for difficult-to-treat, resistant infections. The Medical Affairs Advisor/Manager role is an excellent opportunity to engage and collaborate with healthcare professionals and professional bodies to facilitate a medical and scientific bridge between Pfizer and the healthcare community. We have one position available in Rare Disease (Rare Haematology and other rare diseases), with the opportunity to progress from Advisor to Manager level depending on the breadth of experience for the successful candidates. This position allows the flexibility of being based anywhere in the UK, working remotely. Role Main Responsibilities and Duties Provide medical & scientific support to healthcare professionals and professional bodies through scientific communications and support for clinical research. Provide specialist medical, scientific, and Code compliance advice to internal teams to support the appropriate use of Pfizer medicines. Build and develop enduring external relationships with healthcare professionals and specialists. Deliver the medical plan in relation to medical projects, investigator-sponsored research (ISR), clinical trials, non-interventional studies, database studies, and registries. Communicate the value of our medicines through high-quality, accurate, balanced, and impactful information. REQUIRED SKILL SET Fluency in Business English Medical, Pharmacy, or Science degree For medical applicants, GMC registration with a Licence to Practice is preferred. For pharmacy applicants, UK registration is preferred. For scientists, a postgraduate science degree (e.g., PhD, MSc) is preferred. The closing deadline for applications is February 12th. All applicants must have the relevant authorisation to live and work in the UK.
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