Medical Advisor, Neuropsychiatry

Provide scientific and clinical expertise for therapy area. Driver of content and executor of UK medical strategy and research plans for designated therapy area product(s) and pipeline. Development and management of field tactical plans and scientific activities in close liaison with Field Medical Manager. Active member of the extended worldwide medical and brand teams for designated product (s)/indications, UK brand team. Provide training to the sales force enabling them to understand and convey the scientific benefits of a brand appropriately. Management of publications. Health Technology Assessment (HTA) collaboration with health economics team and representation at HTA meetings. Compassionate use programme input Act as a nominated medical signatory for therapy area; compliance with the Code of Practice and internal procedures. Supporting People with Disabilities Self-motivated and proactive. Works for the benefit of the team and business. High personal accountability and strong sense of purpose. Strategic thinking, solution-orientated. Skilful prioritisation with ability to change course at short notice. Enthusiastic, motivating, supportive to matrix team. Passion for value Medical Affairs can bring to the business and for the science of our products. High personal integrity with a strong motivation to ensure complaint and ethical activities for the business. Inclusive: integrates diversity and differences in skills and outlook to get the best out of the matrix team. Required Advanced scientific or clinical degree. Required Ability to work co-operatively with others in order to meet group and organisational goals, to consistently deliver on commitments and communicate opinions, facts and thoughts with clarity, transparency and honesty. Experience of working in clinical research Experience in the review and approval of promotional/non-promotional materials and an excellent understanding of the ABPI Code of Practice Experience in product launches Experience with real world evidence and compassionate use programmes