Regional Medical Advisor(RMA)- Lung Oncology

AstraZeneca
Full Time
₹14 Lakhs - ₹21 Lakhs
Mumbai
Posted 13h ago

Regional Medical Advisor(RMA)- Lung Oncology

AstraZeneca

Job description

Do you want to help shape oncology science field? Check out the job opening of Regional Medical Advisor – Lung Oncology at AstraZeneca in Mumbai.

 Company Description 

AstraZeneca is a science-led biopharmaceutical firm that focuses on the discovery, development and commercialization of prescription medications for critical diseases. Its teams in India collaborate with healthcare professionals, researchers and other stakeholders to disseminate scientific knowledge, promote safe and effective use of medicines, produce insights and contribute to patient outcomes across important therapeutic areas.

 Job Summary 

The Regional Medical Advisor - Lung Oncology is a scientific position in Mumbai, based in the field. It develops peer-to-peer relationships with health care professionals and scientific leaders, provides evidence-based scientific exchange, supports medical strategy and evidence generation, gathers patient journey insights, collaborates on studies and publications, and ensures that activities are compliant with pharmacovigilance, GxP, ethical-interaction, and local regulatory requirements in the assigned regional healthcare ecosystem.

 Key Responsibilities 

  • Implementation of medical strategy plans in the allocated therapeutic area and geographical region, encouraging scientific engagement and advancements in clinical practice.

  • Develop ties with healthcare professionals, oncology experts, major scientific leaders, researchers, patient advocacy groups and other relevant stakeholders to promote evidence-based scientific discourse.

  • Work with external specialists on study suggestions, investigator supported studies, local research and scientific publications matched to medical programs.

  • Collect and assess insights relating to illness management, treatment advancements, patient pathways, and healthcare needs. Provide scientific presentations, lectures, training and educational activities.

  • Respond to unsolicited medical inquiries in a balanced, evidence-based manner and comply with pharmacovigilance requirements, GxP principles, policies for ethical interactions, local regulations and corporate standard operating procedures.

 Educational Qualification 

  • Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences from a recognised university.

  • Experience in the pharmaceutical sector or regulatory environment.

  • Experience with clinical or preclinical research.

  • Experience in basic research, drug discovery and drug development.

  • Experience of working with Key External Experts (KEEs).

 Skills Required 

  • Excellent writing and vocal communication skills to communicate complicated scientific knowledge to internal and external audiences.

  • Ability to offer interesting scientific presentations, educational workshops, lectures and medical conversations.

  • Ability to plan, organize and coordinate regional medical activities, scientific events and Stakeholder involvement.

  • Ability to analyze scientific facts, comprehend healthcare findings and provide effective recommendations to internal teams.

  • Knowledge of pharmacovigilance, GxP principles, Good Clinical Practice (GCP), adverse-event reporting and ethical interactions with healthcare professionals.

 Salary Structure 

The average salary for a Regional Medical Advisor – Lung Oncology, is  ₹14 lakh–₹21 Lakhs per year.

 Career Development 

The potential for growth in this area is in oncology medical affairs, scientific communications, evidence development and stakeholder engagement. Those with experience in medical strategy, clinical research and patient-focused initiatives can assist advancement into senior regional medical advisory, medical affairs management or larger pharmaceutical medical leadership roles.

 How to Apply 

  • Open our job portal. Search for Regional Medical Advisor – Lung Oncology, AstraZeneca listing.

  • Review the full job information and check the eligibility conditions.

  • Fill out the application form.

  • Upload 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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