Medical Affairs Manager

Nestle
Full Time
₹15 Lakhs - ₹18 Lakhs
Gurgaon
Posted 49m ago

Medical Affairs Manager

Nestle

Job description

Interested in a career in medical affairs and science engagement? Nestlé is hiring for a Medical Affairs Manager job in Gurgaon.

 Company Description 

Nestlé India is a part of the Nestlé S.A., a Swiss company. The company has a pan-India presence and is focused on food, nutrition, health and wellness with a wide variety of products. Nestlé India has manufacturing facilities and branch offices all over the country and also has an R&D presence in Gurgaon.

 Job Summary 

Based in Gurgaon and serving North India, this Medical Affairs Manager post will be responsible to promote medical scientific affairs through engagement with healthcare professionals, key opinion leaders and important stakeholders. The Medical Affairs Manager is responsible for providing organization for the scientific and educational activities, scientific materials development, medical queries response, regional and brand support, field and commercial team training and activity review for compliance with applicable rules and industry norms. The post involves 1 to 3 years of relevant experience and an MBBS qualification.

 Key Responsibilities 

  • Plan and coordinate scientific programs, such as symposia, conferences, continuing medical education programs and speaker-led sessions in accordance with established processes.

  • Medical Affairs Manager must prepare scientific presentations, educational materials, handouts and other tools utilized during healthcare professional contacts.

  • Build and sustain scientific ties with healthcare providers and key opinion leaders through field trips, accompanying calls and evidence-based discussions.

  • Provide accurate and quick responses to medical and scientific inquiries from healthcare professionals, field teams, patient groups and relevant authorities.

  • Provide scientific insight, assist with appropriate product positioning and contribute to the creation of medical strategy, working with brand and cross-functional teams.

  • Medical Affairs Manager supports regional medical affairs activities and plan virtual and face to face medical interactions across North India.

  • Conduct training programs and refresher courses for field, marketing and training teams to enhance their knowledge of science and nutrition.

  • Review medical materials and activities for compliance with applicable laws, regulations, industry codes and organizational policies.

  • Work with medical, commercial, training and field teams to support ongoing and planned medical affairs efforts.


 Educational Qualification 

  • MBBS qualification essential is for this Medical Affairs Manager role.

  • 1 to 3 years of relevant work experience preferred.

  • Preferred experience in newborn nutrition, pediatrics, medical affairs, medical consulting or similar healthcare field.

 

 Skills Required 

  • Excellent medical/scientific communication skills.

  • Ability to prepare scientific presentations and educational content.

  • Medical Affairs Manager should have the ability to engage healthcare professionals and important opinion leaders.

  • Ability to answer medical and scientific questions well.

  • Knowledge of diet and other medical/scientific issues.

  • Ability to work well with medical, commercial, training and field teams.

  • Knowledge of regulatory regulations, industry norms, and internal compliance standards.

  • Available for medical assignments throughout North India.

 

Salary Structure 

The average salary of Medical Affairs Manager in India is ₹15 Lakhs to ₹18 Lakhs per year.

 
Career Development 

This Medical Affairs Manager role can offer an opportunity to gain experience in medical affairs, scientific communication, healthcare professional engagement, KOL interaction, medical education, nutrition, cross functional collaboration and regulatory compliance and provides a platform for broader responsibilities in medical affairs.

 
How to Apply 

  • Go to our job portal and search the Medical Affairs Manager.

  • Click the listing to get the full job description.

  • Complete your profile and add your resume.

  • Submit your application.

 

Employment Type: Full Time
Industry: Healthcare
Role Category: Non Clinical Jobs
Application: External (Company Site)

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

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