Strategic Scientific Affairs Manager - Rare Disease (UK)

Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, Inc; Birmingham; À distance; GBP 90 000 - 130 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is seeking a Scientific Affairs Manager for the UK & Ireland to advance medical and scientific initiatives in rare MC4R pathway diseases.

Working with national and international Medical Affairs teams, the SAM will provide scientific leadership and support for integrated tactical plans while upholding the highest standards of compliance. The SAM will build peer‑to‑peer relationships with KEEs, support research initiatives and advisory boards, and help deliver

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in a pharmaceutical, scientific, or medical field.
• 8+ years in Medical Science Liaison or similar field focusing on scientific exchange.
• Rare diseases experience is a plus.
• Launch experience is a plus.

Responsabilités

• Serve as a Scientific Affairs Manager for the UK and as a member of the international Medical Affairs team.
• Be a subject‑matter expert for the MC4R pathway diseases and our indications.
• Contribute to the development and implementation of the integrated strategic and tactical plan with focus on medical and scientific projects.
• Organize and lead local advisory boards and Key External Expert meetings.
• Provide medical support for the implementation of the local strategy.
• Build peer‑to‑peer relationships and deliver clinical, scientific, and medical education.
• Oversee and initiate medical projects with clinical partners and research networks.
• Identify knowledge gaps among healthcare professionals and organize non‑promotional scientific presentations.
• Collaborate with Drug Safety, Market Access, and Commercial.

Connaissances

Scientific acumen

Excellent communication

Cross-functional collaboration

Medical liaison

Fast-paced environment

Formation

PharmD, PhD, MD

Description du poste

Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is seeking a Scientific Affairs Manager for the UK & Ireland to advance medical and scientific initiatives in rare MC4R pathway diseases.

Working with national and international Medical Affairs teams, the SAM will provide scientific leadership and support for integrated tactical plans while upholding the highest standards of compliance. The SAM will build peer‑to‑peer relationships with KEEs, support research initiatives and advisory boards, and help deliver