Leads a medical affairs team for genitourinary cancer, shaping local plans, guiding scientific exchange with healthcare stakeholders, overseeing evidence generation and compliance, and managing team performance.
About this role
This field medical affairs role covers Pfizer Japan’s dermatology area. It acts as a scientific contact for healthcare professionals, medical societies, academia, regulators and other external stakeholders, contributing to medical strategy and lifecycle planning for medicines and vaccines.
It builds non-promotional scientific relationships through research-paper and conference-data discussions, maintains stakeholder maps, handles unsolicited medical requests, and follows investigator-sponsored research and medical grants. The role supports real-world evidence, non-interventional, database and registry studies, educational materials, advisory boards, seminars, publications and medical insights, while maintaining compliant communications and safety reporting.
Applicants must meet a stated life-science or healthcare qualification route, such as a university degree and master’s in life science, qualifying pharmacist, nursing, veterinary, dental or medical credentials, or specified equivalent research experience. Required capabilities include medical or pharmaceutical knowledge, stakeholder communication, cross-functional collaboration, scientific discussion, and pharmaceutical compliance.
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