Medical Affairs Manager Surgery, Italy

Experteer Italy; Pomezia; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual bonus

Parental leave (12 weeks)

Insurance plans

Job summary

Experteer Italy is seeking a Medical Affairs Manager in Italy to act as the scientific expert for the BU, shaping local and EMEA medical strategy and guiding evidence-based engagement with HCPs, HCOs, and scientific bodies.

You will build partnerships, support launches, lead advisory boards, identify KOLs, and ensure compliant medical communications while staying up-to-date with European medical device regulations and the Italian healthcare system.

Qualifications

• MD degree with specialty (preferably surgical).
• 2-4 years in Medical Affairs, Clinical Affairs, or related scientific role in medical devices or pharma.
• Knowledge of clinical research, evidence generation, and medical compliance.

Responsibilities

• Implement BU medical strategy through local field activities in collaboration with stakeholders.
• Serve as the local resource for medical and scientific information to HCPs, HCOs, and external stakeholders.
• Establish and nurture peer-to-peer relationships with HCPs and KOLs.
• Develop strategic partnerships with scientific stakeholders and other partners.
• Conceive and lead advisory boards and expert meetings as needed.

Skills

Medical affairs

Public speaking

Scientific communication

Cross-functional collaboration

KOL engagement

Education

MD degree

Surgical specialty

Job description

As Medical Affairs Manager in Italy, you are the scientific expert for the BU, shaping local/EMEA medical strategy and ensuring evidence-based engagement with HCPs, HCOs, and scientific bodies. You build trusted medical partnerships to support wound closure and biosurgery, guide clinical strategy, and drive compliant medical communications. You work cross-functionally to generate evidence, support launches, and reflect risk-benefit in medical materials. This role offers meaningful impact on patient care and Italy's surgical medical voice.

• annual bonus
• parental leave for 12 weeks
• insurance plans
• Implement BU medical strategy through local field activities in collaboration with stakeholders
• Serve as the local resource for medical and scientific information to HCPs, HCOs, and external stakeholders
• Establish and nurture peer-to-peer relationships with HCPs and KOLs
• Develop strategic partnerships with scientific stakeholders and other partners
• Conceive and lead advisory boards and expert meetings as needed
• Support identification and development of KOLs across BU/Surgery areas
• Provide medical support for launch and development of BU products
• Support evidence generation projects and local clinical research/education initiatives
• Review and approve medical materials ensuring accuracy and regulatory compliance
• Support local teams in addressing HCP inquiries and research constraints
• Gather insights from HCPs and external research
• Support Professional Education partnerships and charitable contribution processes
• Collaborate with EMEA Medical Safety & Quality to manage safety inquiries and investigations
• Keep updated on scientific advances & evolving healthcare trends
• MD degree with specialty (preferably surgical)
• 2-4 years in Medical Affairs, Clinical Affairs, or related scientific role in medical devices or pharma
• Knowledge of clinical research, evidence generation, and medical compliance
• Experience engaging with HCPs and KOLs in a non-promotional manner
• Strong analytical, public speaking, and presentation skills
• Ability to work in cross-functional, matrixed environments
• Solid understanding of Italian healthcare system and regulations
• Preferred: experience in surgery, clinical trial management or post-market studies, product launches/lifecycle in medical affairs, familiarity with European medical device regulations and clinical evaluation