Senior Manager, Field Medical, non-MD
Pfizer
8 days ago
On-site
Nashville, TN
Medical Affairs
Role Responsibilities:
- Plan and execute medical strategy and customer engagement within an assigned territory; coordinate compliantly with cross-functional colleagues.
- Maintain deep scientific and therapeutic area knowledge to support meaningful scientific exchange.
- Provide truthful, balanced, accurate, scientifically supported responses to unsolicited HCP requests in compliance with Pfizer policies/SOPs and regulatory requirements.
- Share externally derived medical insights and customer needs with internal partners to inform strategy and execution.
- Identify and discuss gaps between evidence-based care and real-world practice; engage customers to understand contributing factors and improvement opportunities.
- Collaborate with HQ Medical Affairs, Medical Information, and Field Medical peers; deliver scientific communications via live/virtual, written, and discussion formats.
- Ensure patient-centric engagements (health literacy and cultural awareness); deliver approved medical content.
- Field and manage inbound medical inquiries via triage processes with timely, compliant follow-up.
- Support clinical trials and Investigator Sponsored Research (ISR) lifecycle; engage appropriate sites/investigators.
- Build expertise via literature review, competitive monitoring, congress attendance, and expert engagement.
- Engage patient advocacy organizations as appropriate; provide insights on structures/capabilities/unmet needs.
- Serve on committees; partner with analytics and stakeholders to evolve medical initiatives; represent Medical Affairs professionally.
- Complete required training; use digital tools to document engagements per Pfizer systems/policies.
Basic Qualifications:
- Advanced scientific degree (PharmD, PhD, DNP, or equivalent terminal degree).
- 1+ years relevant experience in clinical practice/research/health services research/pharma/biotech medical affairs with increasing responsibility.
- Required: experience engaging HCPs in independent scientific exchange and medical decision-making.
- Highly desirable: experience in designated therapeutic area.
- Excellent communication skills; strong interpersonal skills; ability to manage multiple priorities in a remote field environment; comfort in matrix; change agility; strong problem-solving.
- Proficiency with digital platforms for engagement/documentation.
- Ability to synthesize evidence, real-world insights, and customer perspectives to inform strategy.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Prior Field Medical or Medical Affairs experience.
- Familiarity with regulations/codes/guidelines for pharma-HCP interactions.
Work/Travel:
- Travel 50–80%; operate Pfizer company car; valid US driver’s license (DUI/DWI within past 7 years disqualifies).
- Territory: must reside in WV/KY/TN/MS.
Application:
- Last date to apply: June 11, 2026.
- Plan and execute medical strategy and customer engagement within an assigned territory; coordinate compliantly with cross-functional colleagues.
- Maintain deep scientific and therapeutic area knowledge to support meaningful scientific exchange.
- Provide truthful, balanced, accurate, scientifically supported responses to unsolicited HCP requests in compliance with Pfizer policies/SOPs and regulatory requirements.
- Share externally derived medical insights and customer needs with internal partners to inform strategy and execution.
- Identify and discuss gaps between evidence-based care and real-world practice; engage customers to understand contributing factors and improvement opportunities.
- Collaborate with HQ Medical Affairs, Medical Information, and Field Medical peers; deliver scientific communications via live/virtual, written, and discussion formats.
- Ensure patient-centric engagements (health literacy and cultural awareness); deliver approved medical content.
- Field and manage inbound medical inquiries via triage processes with timely, compliant follow-up.
- Support clinical trials and Investigator Sponsored Research (ISR) lifecycle; engage appropriate sites/investigators.
- Build expertise via literature review, competitive monitoring, congress attendance, and expert engagement.
- Engage patient advocacy organizations as appropriate; provide insights on structures/capabilities/unmet needs.
- Serve on committees; partner with analytics and stakeholders to evolve medical initiatives; represent Medical Affairs professionally.
- Complete required training; use digital tools to document engagements per Pfizer systems/policies.
Basic Qualifications:
- Advanced scientific degree (PharmD, PhD, DNP, or equivalent terminal degree).
- 1+ years relevant experience in clinical practice/research/health services research/pharma/biotech medical affairs with increasing responsibility.
- Required: experience engaging HCPs in independent scientific exchange and medical decision-making.
- Highly desirable: experience in designated therapeutic area.
- Excellent communication skills; strong interpersonal skills; ability to manage multiple priorities in a remote field environment; comfort in matrix; change agility; strong problem-solving.
- Proficiency with digital platforms for engagement/documentation.
- Ability to synthesize evidence, real-world insights, and customer perspectives to inform strategy.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Prior Field Medical or Medical Affairs experience.
- Familiarity with regulations/codes/guidelines for pharma-HCP interactions.
Work/Travel:
- Travel 50–80%; operate Pfizer company car; valid US driver’s license (DUI/DWI within past 7 years disqualifies).
- Territory: must reside in WV/KY/TN/MS.
Application:
- Last date to apply: June 11, 2026.