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As Director, Medical Affairs at Theramex, you will set the strategic direction and lead the delivery of best-in-class medical plans across our Women’s Health portfolio. You’ll shape scientific strategy, steward product launch and lifecycle excellence, and elevate our thought leadership through evidence-based engagement and medical education. Collaborating cross-functionally with Marketing, Medical Information, Pharmacovigilance, and Business Development, you will ensure our science is credible, compliant, and impactful—advancing our mission to improve the lives of women globally.
Job Responsibility:
Define and execute the strategic and operational medical plan for Women’s Health products across development, launch, and lifecycle
Maintain clinical excellence—review the latest scientific literature, attend key symposia/conferences, and translate insights into strategy
Approve promotional and non-promotional materials with efficiency and rigor, ensuring scientific integrity and industry code compliance
Partner closely with Marketing to shape brand plans and deliver scientific meetings, educational programs, and symposia
Develop training and materials to empower field teams and internal stakeholders
Lead KOL, Patient Group, and National Stakeholder mapping & engagement, strengthening Theramex’s scientific voice
Support research requests, educational initiatives, and collaborations with key centers when appropriate
Engage with clinicians and authorities (e.g., NICE) to ensure appropriate representation of Theramex products
Collaborate with Business Development to assess new products and therapeutic opportunities
Ensure vendor qualification and robust oversight across all medical activities
Raise the visibility of Theramex scientific information via credible, compliant communication—HCP meetings, advisory boards, formulary engagement, and public affairs interfaces
Requirements:
A qualified medical professional (Degree in Medicine) with proven Medical Affairs leadership, ideally at international scale
Expertise in KOL and stakeholder engagement, with outstanding communication, influence, and collaboration skills
Strong commercial acumen and command of compliance and health authority requirements (GxP, including GCP and PV)
Final Signatory status with previous experience in women’s health therapy areas
A strategic, agile operator who thrives in fast-paced, complex environments and delivers measurable outcomes
Passionate about women’s health and driven to make a tangible impact through science and education
What we offer:
A fast-paced environment with broad exposure, where you can grow—even beyond your area of expertise
A culture that supports continuous learning, celebrates success, and recognizes performance
Opportunities for driven, talented professionals who want to be part of our ambitious, purpose-led journey