Sr. Specialist, CHC GI Global Medical
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - ALFASIGMA in Turbigo
Overview
The Sr. Specialist, GI Global Medical Affairs plays a pivotal role in shaping and executing the global medical strategy for the Gastrointestinal portfolio.
This position integrates brand‑driving medical strategy, claims and evidence development, and scientific communication excellence to strengthen differentiation, accelerate global alignment, and support the successful lifecycle of key GI products.
The role requires strong scientific acumen, the ability to translate science into strategy and claims, and cross‑functional influence across R&D;, Marketing, Regulatory, Market Access, and local Medical teams.
Responsibilities
Global Medical Strategy & Evidence Generation (Primary responsibility)
- Lead the medical strategy for the GI portfolio, ensuring alignment with brand priorities, lifecycle plans, and market needs.
- Identify evidence gaps and claim opportunities and translate them into globally aligned evidence-generation plans (clinical, RWE, mechanistic, meta-analyses, publications).
- Build and maintain strong relationships with global GI KOLs , academic partners,
and scientific societies to capture insights, validate strategic claims, and shape the pipeline.
- Partner with Clinical & RWE teams to ensure all studies are designed to support future claims and global positioning.
- Provide scientific leadership for new claims submissions , dossiers, substantiation packages, and competitive positioning.
Medical-Brand Integration & Global Claims Leadership
- Drive scientific differentiation of the GI portfolio through robust, compliant, and relevant claims .
- Partner closely with Brand/Marketing, Legal, and Regulatory to define the global claims strategy , including hierarchy, substantiation levels, and competitive benchmark.
- Ensure integration of scientific insights into brand narratives , go‑to‑market strategies, launch plans, and global messaging frameworks.
Scientific Communication & Publication Excellence
- Lead the development of key scientific co