Medical Advisor

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Job type
Contract
Location
Central London, Greater London, South East, England
salary
Competitive
Ref. No
38951
Medical Advisor - UK, London - 12 Month Contract

Our client is based in London and supporting manufacture drug substances, reinforcing its commitment to women’s health and fertility care. We are looking for a Medical Advisor to join their team on a 12 month contract to help with the production of high-quality treatments to grow as a leading women’s healthcare company.

What you'll do:
  • Ensures execution of agreed medical tactics and leverage best practices
  • Communicate scientific therapy needs credibly, appropriately, and effectively across a variety of internal and external stakeholders at all levels.
  • Build trust with the external scientific community via peer-to-peer scientific exchange, research and educational collaborations, interactions with scientific societies and health organisations, publications, etc.
  • Provide therapeutic/functional training to assigned teams and affiliate functions. 
What you'll need:
  • MD, PhD in health sciences, Pharm D or equivalent.
  • Strong experience as Medical Advisor or equivalent
  • Experience of relevant pharmaceutical industry guidelines (ABPI Code of Practice), regulatory / reimbursement framework and clinical research guidelines.
  • Scientific knowledge and experience within neurology/migraine is preferred.
  • Strategic thinking
If this role is of interest, please apply now!
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