V-817 - Associate Director, Medical Affairs - Surgical

The Associate Medical Director will provide scientific/medical leadership and support for the product portfolio in various stages of clinical development and lifecycle management of approved products in their assigned therapeutic area. Support input into the strategy, development, management, and implementation of post-market clinical or in-vitro studies for the assigned therapeutic area. This role will also involve providing strategic input for global development programs and registration studies. The position includes some involvement with global development colleagues, regional marketing and sales, regulatory, legal, and compliance. Publish, present, and communicate scientific information and study data with other disease state experts to help meet the needs of patients and health care practitioners for the assigned therapeutic area.
Major Accountabilities: Support the execution of comprehensive International Medical Affairs strategic plans.
Support development of regional medical affairs strategy for the assigned therapeutic area.
Provide medical and scientific support for product messaging and claims development.
Support post market/phase IV studies strategy and preregistration study strategic input.
Support launch strategies, life-cycle management, and expansion of indications for use.
Support medical publications: Develop content for whitepapers, peer-reviewed manuscripts, posters, scientific articles, and video scripts.
Support customer medical inquiries (i.e., medical exchange of information with KOLs, and management of medical issues raised by customer health care providers).
Maintain peer-to-peer relationships with Medical Experts/Key Stakeholders and members of the scientific community, utilizing scientific and medical evidence-based non-promotional materials.
Support planning and execution of medical advisory board meetings.
Provide fair-balanced scientific and educational information to healthcare professionals on specific medical issues.
Support internal training, and as needed for academic or healthcare professionals.
Medical promotional review support as needed.
Requirements: Bachelor's Degree or Equivalent years of directly related experience.
Advanced clinical degree (OD or MD - ophthalmologist preferred) in combination with strong clinical research experience.
Minimum technical/scientific degree (i.e., MS/PhD) in the life sciences with solid knowledge in assigned ophthalmic therapeutic area.
7 Years of Relevant Experience.
The ability to fluently read, write, understand and communicate in English.
The location is flexible within Europe.

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