Position: Medical Advisor, Hematology
Reports to: Therapeutic Area Head, Oncology
Location: Seoul, South Korea
Lead the medical team and activities in the responsible therapeutic areas.
Set and execute Medical Affairs strategies for the responsible therapeutic areas.
Deliver medical affairs strategies that generate, evaluate, and communicate scientific evidence to support healthcare professionals and patients, aligned with brand/company priorities and governance requirements.
Recommend staffing levels and team structure, and plan/manage budget within finance guidance.
Support the Korea Medical Director in building the organization so the medical department is fully integrated with the affiliate business, while remaining functionally independent and compliant.
Fulfill the roles and responsibilities of a medical advisor in the Hematology therapeutic area.
Develop and execute the annual medical affairs strategy and plans, and contribute to long-range strategic plans.
Provide scientific, technical, and strategic expertise.
Lead and manage the medical affairs team, including responsibilities, goals, innovation, and collaborative working.
Manage the assigned budget.
Support team development through individualized development plans, training, capability building, and career planning.
Drive a patient-focused, customer-centric approach.
Build and maintain professional relationships with key external stakeholders.
Ensure strong collaborative relationships between field-based medical staff and external experts.
Build in-field medical capabilities.
Provide timely technical and scientific support to cross-functional brand teams, HEOR/market access, sales force, and other stakeholders.
Support evidence generation planning and drive affiliate research studies and global GMA research projects.
Work with Clinical Operations to optimize implementation and delivery of development research.
Review and approve promotional and non-promotional materials for medical/scientific accuracy and compliance.
Ensure compliance with laws, regulations, codes of conduct, AbbVie policies, and best practices.
Advanced degree, such as a medical degree or PhD, with relevant specialty experience preferred.
Minimum of 5 years experience in Oncology, 3 years in hematology is the must
Pharmaceutical industry medical affairs experience
Experience in pre-launch and launch phases of a new product or indication
Clinical research experience or knowledge
Management experience will be plus
Strong knowledge and experience in the portfolio area
Proven leadership skills in a cross-functional team environment
Exceptional communication skills, including ability to interact at senior executive level with internal and external stakeholders
Highly developed strategic thinking, problem-solving, multitasking, and prioritization skills
Strong budget planning and management skills
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