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Medical Affairs Manager, Oncology
Medison Pharma. Lead execution of the local Medical Customer Engagement Strategy and Annual Medical Affairs Plan .
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Lead execution of the local Medical Customer Engagement Strategy and Annual Medical Affairs Plan
- Support launch readiness, lifecycle management, and cross-functional brand planning
- Serve as local scientific expert for oncology products and disease areas
- Build relationships with oncologists, KOLs, researchers, societies, and other key stakeholders
- Support advisory boards, congresses, scientific meetings, and educational initiatives
- Collaborate with patient advocacy organizations
- Support investigator-sponsored studies and evidence-generation initiatives
- Collect and communicate actionable medical insights
- Deliver scientific communication and medical education programs
- Provide medical training for internal stakeholders
- Review promotional and non-promotional materials
- Support compliance, risk management, and pharmacovigilance activities
- Support access and reimbursement initiatives for innovative oncology therapies
- Partner with Commercial, Market Access, Regulatory, PV, Finance, and Global Medical Affairs teams
- Report directly to the Medical Head, Latvia, and collaborate with Regional and Global Medical Affairs teams
Requirements
What you’ll need- MD, PharmD, PhD, MSc or equivalent advanced degree in Life Sciences
- Minimum 5 years of pharmaceutical, biotechnology or healthcare experience
- Minimum 2 years in Medical Affairs
- Previous Oncology or Hematology-Oncology experience strongly preferred
- Experience engaging KOLs and supporting product launches
- Demonstrated success managing medical-scientific projects end-to-end
- Experience with product launches and cross-functional collaboration
- Strong understanding of the healthcare environment, oncology clinical practice and treatment pathways in Latvia
- Ability to interpret and communicate complex scientific information clearly and credibly
- Strong collaboration, active listening, and stakeholder-management capabilities
- Excellent relationship-building and scientific credibility with external experts
- Strategic mindset with strong project-management capabilities
- Strong analytical thinking and evidence-based decision-making
- Excellent communication, presentation and scientific storytelling skills
- High ethical standards and patient-centric mindset
- Ability to discuss clinical evidence and emerging oncology data with leading experts
- High adaptability and comfort working in a dynamic, fast-evolving environment
- Strong digital and IT proficiency
- Fluent Latvian and English, written and spoken
- Valid Category B driving licence
- Willingness to travel frequently throughout Latvia and occasionally internationally
Benefits
Comp & perks- Remote/hybrid work arrangement
- Willingness to travel throughout Latvia and occasionally internationally