Job Description: Summary
For an entry level pharmaceutical physician, preferably with primary care experience, an opportunity to work in an office-based Medical Adviser position in the South East with a leading pharma company. The successful candidate will provide medical and scientific advice in support of business opportunities and strategic objectives for the UK business.
Company
The company has in excess of 20,000 full-time employees worldwide and markets its products globally. It is a world leader in Diabetes products but is actively working in other therapeutic areas such towards the discovery of new innovative products. The company continually strives to offer a challenging work environment, attracting and retaining the best people.
Location
South East
Role
(MA) Medical Adviser (Diabetes)
Key aspects of the role
• providing medical information to health care professionals and allied administrative staff primarily by field visits
• building rapport with KOLs within the Diabetes therapeutic area
• preparing/driving the development of scientific communication; presentations, lectures, abstract or manuscripts
• facilitating clinical audits
• reporting adverse events in accordance with regulations
• assisting in the conduct of Diabetes clinical studies in accordance with GCP, company SOPs and local laws
• mapping potential research sites (especially in primary care) and liaising with the clinical research department
• managing clinical and scientific activities in regional centres
• ensuring compliance with ABPI/ MHRA regulations and sign off of national marketing campaigns via a web-based approval system
• supporting the Medical Education team
• contributing to Northern European medical team strategy meetings
Experience
Candidates must have 2-3 years’ post-registration experience in recognised UK hospital training roles and be eligible to undertake HMT in pharmaceutical medicine. At least 1 years’ experience in the Diabetes (or a closely related) therapeutic area is desirable. A GP background is strongly advantageous.
Key requirements are
• fluency in English
• other language ability is advantageous
• good interpersonal skills
• organisation
• computer literacy
• good training and presentation skills
• knowledge of the principles of GCP
• familiarity with drug development processes
• ability to analyse and interpret efficacy and safety data
• good medical/scientific writing skills
Qualifications
All candidates must be medically qualified and fully GMC registered. Preference will be shown to candidates with a post graduate medical qualification.
Benefits: Company Car/Allowance:
Bonus:
Pension:
Healthcare:
Life Insurance/Income Protection:
Holiday Entitlement:
Other: Flexible location, support for HMT and more
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