Medical Affairs Manager (IVDR) at The Fountain Group
North Chicago, IL
About the Job
Details for the position are as follows:
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Job Type: 12-Month Contract
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Location: North Chicago, IL (Onsite 1 day per week required)
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Minimum Education: M.D. required
Job Description:
The Medical Affairs Manager (IVDR) will support the Global Director of Medical & Scientific Affairs in defining medical affairs strategy and executing medical activities related to the IVDR process.
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Serve as a scientific and medical liaison to key stakeholders within the IVDR core team.
- Drive and execute medical actions to resolve medical and scientific issues pertinent to various IVDR processes.
- Attend all IVDR meetings to represent Medical Affairs functions and provide necessary medical support identified by the IVDR team.
- Review published literature and real-life evidence related to company products, analyze findings, and present them in the required format to support IVDR initiatives.
- Collaborate in planning and executing Advisory Board Meetings or other non-promotional medical projects to provide essential medical evidence for the IVDR process.
- Provide updated medical information, disease knowledge, and medical training as needed to other business functions.
- Contribute to enhancing medical scientific knowledge, reviewing literature, and generating new ideas to optimize disease management and patient care.
- Maintain all relevant documentation for medical affairs projects and activities to ensure compliance, particularly related to the IVDR process.
- Contribute to the generation of medical education content for digital platforms aimed at patients and healthcare professionals.
- Identify, establish, and maintain scientific collaborative relationships with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), including KOL development, engagement, and leveraging KOLs for services.
Required Skills:
- M.D. degree required.
- 1-3 years of experience of medical device experience withing clinical research.
- Experience in seeking medical information and writing medical documents.
- Prior experience in a global medical affairs role is desirable.
- Attention to detail, ability to work in a team environment, strong organizational skills, and multitasking ability.
- Project management skills are necessary.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Proficiency in presentation skills.