Medical Affairs Oncology/Specialty Manager (Hybrid Based)

Medical Affairs Manager Oncology/Specialty (Hybrid role)

• Office-based activities: Develop and execute the medical strategy for GSK’s Oncology/Specialty assets; provide medical leadership across cross‑functional teams, oversees evidence generation and medical communications, ensures medical governance and compliance, and supports clinical development if required and new Oncology/Specialty innovative products lifecycle management.
• Field-based activities: Build external relations and develop professional connections with medical communities by facilitating scientific exchange and serving as a trusted medical resource, bringing deep clinical and therapeutic expertise and market/landscape knowledge to engage with HCPs in alignment with GSK’s strategic medical plans.

Key responsibilities:

• Lead development and execution of the GSK Ukraine Medical Plan aligned to global medical strategy and local needs.
• Provide scientific and clinical expertise on Oncology/Specialty biology, treatment paradigms, and evolving data to internal teams (Commercial, R&D, Regulatory).
• Oversee clinical trial strategy and investigator-initiated studies (IIS).
• Drive medical affairs activities: congress strategy, symposia, advisory boards, and scientific materials for HCPs visiting.
• Leverage scientific expertise and market knowledge to identify and engage HCPs, including academic and community physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals, to assess educational needs.
• Engage with HCPs on emerging data, clinical trials, medical unmet needs, patient barriers to access, and market dynamics; provide disease-state and product-related scientific education in a non-promotional manner.
• Collect and communicate medical insights across the product lifecycle to contribute to medical strategy and understand the potential impact of these insights.
• Interpret and communicate clinical evidence to stakeholders; translate data into clinical and payer insights.
• Partner with pharmacovigilance to ensure timely identification and escalation of safety signals and adverse events.
• Support market access, and reimbursement activities with clinical rationale and evidence.
• Mentor/line manage junior medical staff where applicable, coordinate with global medical leads.
• Operate within applicable local laws, GSK Code of Conduct, relevant SOPs (Medical, PV, Compliance), Anti‑Bribery & Corruption, and interactions transparency requirements.
• Ensure all external engagement is non‑promotional, medically focused, and fully documented in CRM systems.
• Report safety events through GSK’s pharmacovigilance systems promptly and cooperate with audits/inspections

Basic qualifications:

• Medical degree (MD), advanced scientific degree (PhD) with relevant oncology clinical experience is an advantage.
• 5–10+ years’ experience in Oncology Medical Affairs, clinical development, or related functions.
• Experience managing cross‑functional projects.
• Strong scientific credibility and clinical judgement
• Strong verbal and written communication skills; ability to tailor complex scientific information to diverse audiences.
• Commitment to compliance and ethical engagement.
• Understanding of statistical design and analysis.
• Effective networking and collaboration skills with demonstrated ability to influence cross-functionally.
• Curiosity and commitment to continuous learning and professional development.
• Fluent in Ukrainian and English (verbal and written).
• Availability and willingness to travel as required for the role (~50%)
   

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