Senior Medical Affairs Lead - Vaccines & Infectious Diseases

Pfizer; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading pharmaceutical company in the UK is seeking a Medical Affairs Senior Advisor/Manager to provide medical and scientific support in the Vaccines and Infectious Diseases team. The role involves developing partnerships, delivering clinical research projects, and providing scientific insights to healthcare professionals, while ensuring compliance with regulations. Candidates should possess a relevant medical or scientific degree and demonstrate digital capabilities. This position presents an opportunity to influence the appropriate use of medicines and support healthcare initiatives.

Qualifications

• Fluency in Business English is required.
• Medical, Pharmacy, or Science degree preferred.
• Registration with GMC for medical applicants is preferred.
• Digital capabilities including technology use and compliance are essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide medical and scientific support to healthcare professionals.
• Develop partnerships with healthcare professionals.
• Deliver medical projects and support for clinical research.
• Communicate scientifically accurate information to customers.

Skills

Fluency in Business English

Medical, Pharmacy or Science degree

Digital compliance awareness

Ability to use digital technology

Education

Medical degree

Postgraduate degree (PhD, MSc) or equivalent experience

Job description

A leading pharmaceutical company in the UK is seeking a Medical Affairs Senior Advisor/Manager to provide medical and scientific support in the Vaccines and Infectious Diseases team. The role involves developing partnerships, delivering clinical research projects, and providing scientific insights to healthcare professionals, while ensuring compliance with regulations. Candidates should possess a relevant medical or scientific degree and demonstrate digital capabilities. This position presents an opportunity to influence the appropriate use of medicines and support healthcare initiatives.