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Alfasigma

Medical Affairs Director UK & Ireland

Uxbridge
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Scope of the Role

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a talented and experienced Medical Director to join Alfasigma for the UK & Ireland affiliate. This role will report to the Country Head, UKIE and is a key member of the Leadership Team.

The Country Medical Director, UK & Ireland will develop, lead and manage the Medical Affairs team in the UK & Ireland, driving medical strategy and disease awareness. The Country Medical Director works to execute the global medical operational plans locally working in partnership with the local cross-functional and UK&IE Leadership Team. They will also play a key role within the Global Medical Affairs Team (GMAT).

Your Role

  • Lead and develop the UK & Ireland Medical Affairs function as final medical signatory, ensuring delivery of high-quality, patient-centred medical strategy and operations while maintaining robust medical governance and compliance standards.
  • Partner with Heads of Therapeutic Areas, Legal, Compliance, and Quality to align Global resources with regional strategies and ensure ethical engagement between regional medical personnel and external stakeholders.
  • Act as a senior company representative internally and externally, contributing as an active member of the Global Medical Leadership Team and serving as primary contact for international KOLs.
  • Co-lead Brand team strategy with Commercial & Marketing, embedding customer insight into Brand plans and driving reimbursement strategy for new products and indications with Market Access and Country Head.
  • Oversee PV, Regulatory, and promotional activities, ensuring full compliance with company SOPs, policies, and local laws and regulations.
  • Own the local medical budget and performance metrics, ensuring effective resource allocation and accountable execution of all UK & Ireland Medical strategic and operational plans — including Evidence Generation, Publications and Scientific Exchange.

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  • A medical or advanced scientific degree (MBBS/ Pharmacists preferred), with experience in biopharmaceutical medicine and medical affairs with certification as a final medical signatory.
  • Demonstrated clinical and/or scientific expertise in immunology/inflammation and hepatology is preferred.
  • Proven leadership of multidisciplinary teams at country and/or brand level, with the ability to navigate complexity and ambiguity within senior leadership environments.
  • Strong people leadership skills — coaching, performance management, and setting priorities — combined with an agile, growth-oriented mindset and willingness to challenge the status quo.
  • Strong business acumen combined with medical expertise, with a proven ability to influence, negotiate and collaborate across internal and external stakeholders at local and global level.
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Skills

Medical Affairs Strategy
Medical Governance
Compliance
Stakeholder Engagement
KOL Management
Brand Strategy
Market Access
Evidence Generation
Scientific Exchange
People Leadership
Budget Management
Immunology
Inflammation
Hepatology
Regulatory Affairs
Pharmacovigilance

Location

Uxbridge, England, United Kingdom

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