FAQs
What is the primary role of the Associate Director - Medical Advisor for Hematology?
The primary role is to serve as the medical expert for the hematology product portfolio, engage in non-promotional peer-to-peer communication, and develop strategies to educate external stakeholders while addressing unmet medical needs.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A qualified candidate must have an M.D., Ph.D., or Pharm.D. with recognized medical expertise and at least 5 years of experience in Medical Affairs, specifically in hematology.
What specific skills are needed for this role?
Required skills include clinical trial understanding, scientific and clinical judgment, customer-facing abilities, strong communication skills in English, and the ability to manage multiple tasks under pressure.
Who does the Associate Director report to?
The Associate Director reports to the Oncology Medical Affairs Director.
What type of activities will the Associate Director be responsible for?
Responsibilities include developing the local country Medical Affairs Plan, engaging with external stakeholders, ensuring scientifically balanced medical education, identifying data-generating opportunities, and collaborating with various internal stakeholders.
Is experience in hematology mandatory for this role?
Yes, scientific knowledge in the field of hematology is mandatory for this position.
Does this role involve attending medical congresses or symposia?
Yes, the Associate Director will represent the Medical Department at local or regional Medical Congresses and Symposia.
Is there a requirement for travel in this position?
Yes, the role may require travel, but the specifics would be outlined based on the position's needs.
What is the work arrangement for this position?
The position offers flexible work arrangements in a hybrid format.
What is the job posting end date for this position?
The job posting end date is February 12, 2025.