Executive Medical Director, Italy
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Altro in Cusano Milanino
As Executive Director, Medical Affairs Italy, you will shape the medical vision across Oncology, Hematology and Immunology and lead a key European Medical organization. You will influence affiliate strategy, partner with the scientific community, and drive medical insights that translate into patient outcomes. You will build an inclusive, high-performing team and align cross-functional colleagues to deliver a cohesive medical plan. This role offers a strategic, purpose-driven opportunity to shape the future of cancer and immune-mediated diseases within a global biotech context.
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international collaboration
Define and execute local Medical Affairs strategy for Oncology, Hematology and Immunology
Prepare and manage local Medical Affairs plans and budget, reallocating as needed
Ensure compliance with laws, regulations, and company guidelines; promote ethics and integrity
Review and approve scientific/medical materials for accuracy and inclusivity
Provide medical review and sign-off of drug information letters, publications, and educational grants
Facilitate education and training for medical and commercial field force
Lead advisory boards and investigator meetings data discussions
Set ambitious targets and coordinate with IAI Senior Medical Advisors, MSLs and local leadership
Develop and maintain relationships with thought leaders and investigators
Liaise with the Clinical Operations Director for site selection, recruitment, and IIR management
Participate in EU Medical Affairs projects and lead integrated medical planning
Collaborate across Marketing, R&D;, Regulatory, Commercial, Market Access and other functions
Coordinate departmental trainings and represent Italy in strategic groups
Support development of medical leadership and culture across the affiliate
Represent Incyte Biosciences Italy in pharma associations and international forums
Oversee IIR proposals at local level and ensure timely execution
Travel and matrix-based collaborat