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 high-quality written responses to global medical information inquiries, and ensure regulatory compliance of the Medical Information Call Center. They also survey medical literature to ensure materials are accurate and clinically impactful when responding to inquiries.

Responsibilities

• Supports global Promotional/Medical Review Committee meetings by participating in the review and approval of promotional/medical materials to ensure medical accuracy.
• Provides timely medical information responses to questions covering Jazz Pharmaceuticals marketed and investigational products and disease states from patients, health care professionals, and internal employees, under minimal direction.
• Independently creates new Standard Responses (SRs) and updates existing SRs based on in-house data and medical literature.
• Trains sales team on Medical Information processes.
• Assists in the management of Medical Information vendors.
• Assists in the development of standard processes related to Medical Information services.
• Performs critical analysis and synthesis of internal/external literature.
• Provides 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 working 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 requests for information.

Education

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