Clinical Project Manager

8 Month Contract - 1 Day a Week - up to £800 p/d DOE

CY Partners have an exciting new opportunity as a Clinical Project Manager in a global pharmaceutical company, as part of their Health OC team. Are you looking for a high-profile Health OC role that shapes solid evidence generation for our medicines across the region?  If so, this Clinical Project Manager role could be an exciting opportunity to explore.

Role Responsibilities -

Assess and lead access and evidence needs of the Local Operating Companies (LOC) for pharmaceuticals and vaccines.
Lead the local validation of products value proposition, value dossiers and, transition to payers.
Timely development and delivery of health economic evaluations and appropriate tools to support products.
Ensures studies address local needs; develop dissemination plans & leverage data for payer discussions
Lead customer engagement on public health priorities to shape medicine/vaccine evaluations.
Lead broad-based, cross-portfolio scientific affairs discussions with governments, institutions, and Healthcare Organizations (HCOs) in the LOC.
Create, with allied functions, mid/long term enterprise-wide scientific collaboration with stakeholders to ensure impact on performance.   
Lead an LOC ecosystem of Medical Affairs and Regulatory functions in scientific affairs agenda in the LOC.
Develop science/public health policy activities with stakeholders e.g. white papers, incorporation of evidence into guidelines, etc.

Key Requirements - 

Post graduate degree in Public Policy, Health Policy or related field
Experience in value access, health policy or allied functions
Experience in advising/implementation of Public Health programs
Expertise developing scientific collaboration with external stakeholders

Beneficial Qualifications - 

PhD
Excellent communication, presentation and listening skills
Ability to see solutions to complex, unique situations where Scientific Engagement principles can be applied
Operates effectively in multicultural matrix organisation and networks readily