UCB – Scientific & Communication Specialist – Milan

To strengthen our Medical Affairs team, we are looking for a talented individual to fill the position of: Scientific & Communication Specialist for our affiliate based in Milan, Italy.

As a Scientific & Communication Specialist, you will identify and foster purposeful partnerships with key scientific influencers to drive new sources of patient value.

You like to work in an environment where you can:

Cooperate closely with the Medical Team and our different Patient Value Units team members across functions.

This role is office-based.

You will contributeby:

• Reviewing non-promotional and promotional materials

• Contributing to MedCom best practice development
• Ensuring compliance with regulations, processes and SOPs
• Contributing to Medical-Scientific trainings
• Sharing expertise to complex MedInfo standard document
• Supporting the development of best practices, common standards, metrics and systems
• Ensuring close cooperation with regulatory (LCC)
• Maintaining and continuously expanding TA, disease, and product knowledge

Interested? For this position you’ll need the followingeducation, experienceand skills:

• Scientific Bachelor’s degree (preferred; PharmD / PhD in life sciences or in a medical or science-related specialty)
• First experience with interpretation and communication of medical / scientific data (preferred; experience in Scientific / Medical Affairs such as MedInfo, MSL, Medical Writing and / or Clinical Development / Regulatory or Pharmacovigilance)
• Knowledge of regulatory / safety / legal requirements and implications of Medical Communication activities
• Excellent command of the English language and outstanding written and communication skills
• Communication skills
• Presentation skills
• Attention to details
• Solution-focused
• Customer-focused
• Ability to work in teams in a multi-functional, environment
• Analytical skills & scientific thinking
• Maintaining medical and scientific knowledge as well as market knowledge
• Strong “can do” attitude

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