Field medical manager
Pubblicato il 31-07-2026 - Syneos Health Commercial Solutions in Italia
The purpose of the European Field Medical Manager role is to lead the strategic implementation and execution of Global Medical Affairs objectives across Europe through the leadership of a high-performing regional field medical team. The role is responsible for translating global medical strategy into impactful regional and country-level execution, ensuring consistency while adapting to local market needs and healthcare systems. The European Field Medical Manager will provide leadership, coaching, and direction to a team of Field Medical Advisors / Medical Science Liaisons (MSLs) across key European markets. The role requires strong cross-functional collaboration with Global and Regional Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Market Access, Commercial, and affiliate teams to support the successful development and launch readiness of the company's clinical programs. As a senior scientific leader, the incumbent serves as a therapeutic area expert in Dermatology and Immunology,
fostering strong relationships with the European medical and scientific community while driving excellence in scientific engagement, medical education, evidence generation, and insight collection. Regional Medical Affairs Strategy & Leadership Lead the implementation of Global Medical Affairs strategy across Europe, translating objectives into tailored regional and country-specific execution plans. Develop and oversee regional medical activity plans aligned with global priorities, country needs, and business objectives. Ensure consistency and excellence in execution across markets while allowing for appropriate local adaptation. Maintain a strong understanding of the European healthcare environment, treatment landscape, reimbursement dynamics, key societies, and congresses across priority countries. Stay informed of the latest scientific developments in Dermatology, Immunology, and Respiratory therapeutic areas to shape regional medical strategy. Partner closely with Global Medical Affairs to ens