
Team Lead, Medical Affairs Scientist, Field Vaccines
Posted 5 days ago

Posted 5 days ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Germany.
• Provide leadership in both disciplinary and functional capacities for the national Medical Affairs Scientist Field Vaccines team.
• Manage the processes of recruitment, onboarding, goal setting, performance management, and succession planning.
• Collaborate on the Medical Plan development alongside the Senior Medical Director.
• Ensure the execution of the medical strategy is prioritized, consistent, and measurable.
• Convert the medical strategy into team objectives as well as regional and national activities.
• Mentor, coach, and offer constructive feedback to actively promote team member development.
• Prioritize and assign tasks, manage time, and allocate resources effectively.
• Plan, oversee, and monitor both team and project budgets.
• Utilize medical and scientific insights from the field to enhance the Medical Plan, evidence strategy, and vaccine strategies.
• Lead strategically significant national medical projects and workstreams.
• Establish and nurture relationships with external experts in infectious diseases and vaccinology, as well as institutions, professional societies, and research groups.
• Ensure timely, precise, and balanced communication of medical and scientific information.
• Strategically plan and maintain high standards for advisory boards, roundtables, congress symposia, and other scientific formats.
• Encourage the documentation of relevant insights in OneMed and the utilization of centralized knowledge pools.
• Promote professional exchange and advocate for product-independent expertise.
• Collaborate closely with teams in Medical, Commercial, Market Access/Health & Value, Clinical Development, Regulatory, Legal, Compliance, Pharmacovigilance, and People Experience.
• A university degree in human medicine, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, or natural sciences (qualified under Section 75 of the German Medicines Act), preferably with a doctoral degree.
• Several years of relevant experience in Medical Affairs or the pharmaceutical industry, particularly with extensive exposure to vaccines or infectious diseases.
• Proven experience in disciplinary or comparable functional leadership, employee development, and team motivation.
• Strong medical and pharmaceutical knowledge, including scientific methodology, clinical study interpretation, and experience in developing Medical Plans.
• Fluency in German at C1 level or higher, along with strong proficiency in English.
• Class B driver's license.
• Exceptional skills in project, portfolio, resource, and budget management.
• Experience in matrix organizations and cross-functional collaboration.
• Excellent presentation, communication, facilitation, coaching, and influencing abilities.
• Familiarity with digital communication and collaboration tools, as well as hybrid working methodologies.
• In-depth knowledge of AI and its applications in enhancing processes and management tasks.
• Commitment to adhering to Medical Compliance and pharmacovigilance standards.
• Pfizer ensures equal opportunities throughout the application process and adheres to local laws.
• An inclusive employer that provides equal opportunities to all candidates.
• Reasonable adjustments are available to support applicants and their future careers.
• Accessibility assistance for the website, online application process, and interview sessions.
• Hybrid working methods that are pertinent to the role and its environment.
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