Field Medical Advisor Western Germany

Stallergenes Greer is an international biopharmaceutical company specialized in the research, diagnosis, and treatment of respiratory, food, and venom allergies through the development and marketing of Allergenic Immunotherapy treatments.

Our mission is to offer the full potential of precision medicine to improve the quality of life for people suffering from allergies.

Allergenic Immunotherapy (AIT) is the only treatment for respiratory allergic diseases that allows for a lasting re-education of the patient’s immune system by inducing increasing tolerance to allergens.

With more than 1,100 employees worldwide and production sites in Europe and the United States, Stallergenes Greer offers its medicines in 44 countries.

Would you like to participate in the development of a world expert group in its field, in a dynamic and multicultural environment?

Join our Stallergenes Greer teams!

Missions

The Field Medical Advisor (FMA) is a therapeutic and disease expert who develops and cultivates professional relationships with healthcare professionals (HCPs) in Germany. The FMA provides essential insights on local medical practices and unmet patient needs.

The FMA plays a crucial role in developing effective referral structures aligned with medical guidelines, considering regional differences (e.g., university hospitals vs. rural healthcare settings).

This role includes proactive participation in cross-functional strategic meetings and trainings, aiming to improve patient access to care and support the evolution of medical guidelines to better meet patient needs.

The FMA provides accurate scientific information about Stallergenes Greer products and clinical science in a balanced and credible manner, while also recommending medical strategies to optimize market access based on clinical data and real-world evidence.

Your main missions will be :

1. Deliver scientific and medical information to healthcare providers (HCPs) through educational presentations, discussions, and publications. Build and maintain relationships with regional and national Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), healthcare providers, and professional organizations to enhance standards of care in Allergen Immunotherapy (AIT).
2. Identify local educational gaps and propose tailored medical education events to improve patient care and HCP knowledge.
3. Participate in medical congresses, advisory boards, hospital preceptorships, and scientific meetings to exchange scientific knowledge and represent the company.
4. Support the definition and execution of local medical plans, aligning with global strategies and identifying gaps in treatment paradigms to optimize patient access.
5. Track and report on key performance indicators (KPIs) to monitor engagement, educational impact, and project progress, implementing corrective actions as necessary.
6. Contribute to the coordination of clinical studies in Germany, ensuring participation in study development and medical communications.
7. Ensure compliance with quality standards, ethics, and regulations, notify adverse events, and manage project budgets and timelines effectively.

Profile

1. Medical degree or MSc, PhD degree in health science.
2. Minimum 5 years of successful experience in a similar position preferred.
3. Enthusiastic and focused.
4. Ideally experience with the area and/or target audience (Allergology KOLs, German AIT market).
5. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, able to manage face-to-face and virtual presentations.
6. Team player with strong training skills, capable of training Sales Force and Marketing team members.
7. Proficiency with IT tools, in particular Office suite.
8. Self-driven, proactive, solution-oriented.
9. Structured and analytical approach.
10. Driver’s license B.
11. Willingness to travel (>60%).
12. Professional working proficiency in German and English.

Geographically mobile in Western Germany.

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