Medical Affairs Lead — Wound Care & Biosurgery

Johnson & Johnson MedTech; Pomezia; On-site; EUR 65,000 - 107,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual bonus

Vacation days

Well-being programs

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson MedTech in Italy seeks a Medical Affairs Manager to lead medical strategy for the BU in Italy, aligning with EM/EA priorities and serving as a trusted medical partner to healthcare professionals, institutions, and academic bodies. This role ensures scientific integrity and regulatory compliance across activities.

You will collaborate with cross‑functional teams, support evidence generation and launches, develop relationships with KOLs, and manage local trials and education

Qualifications

• MD degree with specialty preferred in surgical area.
• Experience in clinical research and medical compliance standards.
• Ability to engage with HCPs and KOLs in a scientific, non-promotional manner.

Responsibilities

• Implement BU medical strategy through local field tactics and ensure alignment with leadership.
• Serve as J&J local medical resource for information to HCPs and KOLs about BU areas.
• Develop strategic partnerships with scientific stakeholders and other partners.
• Lead advisory boards and expert meetings when needed.
• Support identification and development of local KOLs and clinical research.
• Provide medical support for launch and lifecycle management of BU products.

Skills

Clinical Affairs

Clinical Research

Key Opinion Leader Management

Medical Relations

Stakeholder Management

Education

MD degree and Specialty degree

Job description

Johnson & Johnson MedTech in Italy seeks a Medical Affairs Manager to lead medical strategy for the BU in Italy, aligning with EM/EA priorities and serving as a trusted medical partner to healthcare professionals, institutions, and academic bodies. This role ensures scientific integrity and regulatory compliance across activities.

You will collaborate with cross‑functional teams, support evidence generation and launches, develop relationships with KOLs, and manage local trials and education