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This position has the primary responsibility to contribute to the Worldwide Medical Affairs strategy and tactics in the assigned indications/assets within the Myeloid disease area. Represent WW Medical Affairs in cross functional interactions with other global functions (cross-functional teams incl. HEOR, Clinical, Commercial, Market Access, Project leadership, etc.), providing support to countries within the assigned scope.

The position will contribute to the global strategy while co-leading the launch implementation and roll-over of new indications in key countries from a Medical Affairs perspective.

This position may lead to substantial travel time including medical affairs strategy meetings, educational meetings, advisory boards, individual KOL meetings, EU and US congresses, among others.

Key responsibilities:

• Critically contribute to the development and execution of the of medical strategy, defining WW medical launch plan & annual budget alongside the WW Disease Lead. Works closely with internal and external partners to continually assess relevance of ongoing projects.

• Act as the therapeutic expert in supporting cross-functional CCF planning, presentation, and leadership endorsement, as well as roll-out to the countries.

• Establish solid partnerships with TLs/HCPs to execute engagement activities tailored to the medical strategy (e.g., plan, execute and lead advisory board discussions, engage in 1:1 interactions)

• Support the planning and execution of the scientific communication plan and insight gathering activities (e.g. scientific symposia, advisory boards, etc.)

• Support ongoing clinical trials as well as medical affairs studies.

• Support relevant independent medical education initiatives as per medical plan (grants & sponsorships)

• Guide the WW cross-functional publication strategy, provide medical insight for the review of individual manuscripts/abstracts, slides, printed materials, training, etc.) to internal partners when requested.

• Update and support the BMS countries in the preparation of pre/post launch plans and support ongoing early assets and established brands globally.

• Support the planning of medical training activities in collaboration with Field Medical Excellence team (virtual and in person)

• Support Markets Access projects (Chart review, ITC) and other documents as requested (e.g. Global Value Dossier)

• Participates in team meetings as appropriate to understand operational, strategic, research and other adhoc issues being conducted and maintain current interests and involvement.

Experience Requirements:          

• Advanced Scientific Degree (PharmD, MD, PhD or Biomedical Science advanced degree)

• Solid experience in medical affairs, clinical and/or translational research in hematology or oncology

• Preferably 5+ years of medical and/or research experience, preferable with focus on oncology or hematology (Experience working in Myeloid malignancies)

• Good understanding of industry environment

Key Competency Requirements:

• Solid organization and project management experience with proven ability to multitask and prioritize critical company issues within the drug development lifecycle

• Excellent analytical skills and solid experience in translating medical/clinical information into medical affairs strategies.

• Strong interpersonal skills, ability to remain calm and positive under pressure.

• Excellent communication skills, including presentations to large groups, facilitation of interactive discussions, and 1:1 with HCPs.

• Possess experience creating and managing budgets

• User of Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc)

• Regular travel required (approx 20-25%)

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