Associate Director, Global Medical Information (Remote)

Role Summary

The Associate Director, Global Medical Information is responsible for management of Hematology/Oncology medical information activities at Jazz Pharmaceuticals. They ensure medical accuracy for global promotional and medical materials, collaborate with the Medical Director, maintain robust references, deliver high-quality responses to global medical information inquiries, and ensure regulatory compliance of the Medical Information Call Center. They also survey medical literature to keep materials accurate and clinically impactful.

Responsibilities

• Supports global Promotional/Medical Review Committee meetings by reviewing and approving promotional/medical materials for medical accuracy.
• Provide timely medical information responses to questions about Jazz Pharmaceuticals marketed and investigational products and disease states from patients, health care professionals, and internal employees, under minimal direction.
• Independently create new Standard Responses (SRs) and update existing SRs based on in-house data and medical literature.
• Train sales team on Medical Information processes.
• Assist in the management of Medical Information vendors.
• Assist in developing standard processes related to Medical Information services.
• Perform critical analysis and synthesis of internal/external literature.
• Provide coverage for the Medical Information booth at US and international medical conferences.
• Travel up to 10-20% (domestic and international).

Qualifications

• Prior Hematology/Oncology experience preferred.
• Proven experience in a Medical Information Department in the pharmaceutical industry.
• Global medical information product lead experience preferred.
• Medical information product launch experience preferred.
• Ability to understand products and diseases to provide independent, accurate information that meets regulatory requirements.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to develop and maintain good working relationships with internal departments and external contacts.
• Demonstrated expertise in drug information communication.
• Knowledge of regulatory requirements and guidances for responding to unsolicited information requests.

Education

• Advanced degree preferred (PharmD, MD, PhD, or equivalent).