Medical Affairs Lead Hemophilia

In this role

You will lead and shape the medical strategy for hemophilia in Switzerland, ensuring strong scientific engagement and high-quality medical activities. You will act as a key medical partner for internal teams and external stakeholders, translating science into value for patients. The position combines strategic leadership with hands‑on medical affairs execution.

Start Date: ASAP

Duration: Permanent

Place of Work: Basel / Remote possibilities within Switzerland

• Lead and implement the country-level medical strategy for hemophilia in alignment with regional and global objectives

• Recruit, develop and manage medical affairs team members within Switzerland

• Establish and maintain strong, peer‑to‑peer scientific relationships with KOLs, medical experts and other key stakeholders

• Drive scientific exchange through medical education initiatives, presentations, publications and advisory boards

• Deliver high‑quality medical and scientific communication internally and externally

• Support cross‑functional teams including clinical, regulatory, market access and commercial with scientific expertise

• Provide medical input into local tactics and contribute to regional or global planning where relevant

• Ensure medical governance, pharmacovigilance, medical information and compliance responsibilities are fulfilled

• Represent medical affairs at national and international congresses, symposia and scientific meetings

• Coordinate medical information requests in collaboration with global functions

• Provide medical insights for business development and due diligence activities

• Maintain close interaction with scientific societies, healthcare authorities, hospitals, patient organisations and NGOs

• Advise leadership on medical topics and associated regulatory or legal considerations

• Monitor scientific developments, guidelines and industry trends within hemophilia

• Oversee clinical studies and post‑approval activities, ensuring regulatory and ethical compliance

• Act as patient support program owner if applicable

• University degree in medicine, life sciences or a related discipline meeting Swiss requirements

• Several years of experience within the pharmaceutical or life sciences industry

• Solid background in medical affairs, clinical science or related medical functions

• Experience in haematology or rare diseases strongly preferred

• Proven exposure to pre-launch and launch activities, strategy development and execution

• Experience working within an international organisation

• Strong understanding of the Swiss healthcare system, regulatory environment and decision‑making processes

• Demonstrated ability to build and manage relationships with KOLs and healthcare authorities

• Knowledge of pricing, access and health economics considered an advantage

• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills

• Fluency in German and English, French is an asset

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