Collects and assesses adverse-event information for marketed and investigational products, manages global safety-database data, supports regulatory compliance and inspections, and answers case-report queries.
About this role
This Medical Affairs Scientist role is part of Pfizer Japan Medical Affairs and acts as a scientific contact for HCPs, medical societies, regulators, academia, and other external stakeholders in amyloidosis. It contributes to appropriate use of medicines and vaccines, local medical strategy, lifecycle plans, and responses to unmet needs and data gaps.
The role develops medical and customer-facing plans and conducts non-promotional scientific exchanges, advisory boards, educational seminars, and medical-material activities. It maintains stakeholder maps, handles unsolicited medical requests, gathers healthcare insights, and supports real-world evidence, non-interventional studies, database studies, registries, and publications. Activities follow Pfizer policies, MHLW guidance, applicable regulations, and safety-reporting responsibilities.
Applicants must meet one stated academic route: a four-year university degree plus a life-science master’s degree; a qualifying pharmacist, nurse, veterinarian, dentist, or MD route; or the specified equivalent research-experience route for pharmacists.
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