Pharma Partners Recruitment Ltd
Medical Affairs Director - EU and International

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Director, Medical Affairs – Europe & International (Oncology / Immuno-Oncology)
Hybrid working arrangement | Oxfordshire | International Travel
Pharma-Partners Recruitment is exclusively supporting an innovative, science-led biotech in the search for an experienced Director of Medical Affairs to lead medical strategy across Europe and International markets. This is a high-profile strategic role within a growing global Medical Affairs function, offering the opportunity to influence both pre- and post-launch activities across an exciting oncology and immuno-oncology portfolio.
The Opportunity:
- Lead the development and execution of regional Medical Affairs strategy aligned with global objectives.
- Build and strengthen relationships with leading European KOLs, academic institutions, and healthcare stakeholders.
- Drive medical communications, publications, congress strategy, and scientific engagement activities.
- Lead externally sponsored research programmes and provide strategic input into lifecycle management and clinical development.
- Partner closely with Commercial, Clinical Development, Regulatory, and Market Access teams in a highly collaborative matrix environment.
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Requirements:
- MD, PharmD, or PhD qualification.
- Several years Medical Affairs experience within a biotechnology or pharmaceutical company.
- Deep expertise in Oncology and/or Immuno-Oncology.
- Experience supporting product launches and commercialised medicines.
- Strong knowledge of European regulatory requirements, including ABPI and EFPIA.
- Proven success building KOL relationships and working across international markets.


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This is a rare opportunity to join a highly innovative biotechnology organisation where science genuinely drives every decision, with the chance to shape Medical Affairs strategy across multiple European markets. If you'd like to discuss this opportunity further, please click Apply or email joe.haskell@pharma-partners.co.uk.
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