Medical Affairs Manager Anti Infectives

About the role

You will lead medical affairs activities for anti-infectives in Pakistan. You will work closely with medical, commercial, regulatory, and research colleagues to shape local medical strategy and deliver scientific exchange with healthcare professionals. We value clinical curiosity, clear scientific communication, and collaborative problem solving.

Key responsibilities

• Provide trusted medical and scientific support for anti-infective therapy areas to internal teams and external healthcare professionals.
• Develop and implement annual medical plans aligned with business and patient needs.
• Plan and deliver local medical engagement activities, including advisory boards, scientific meetings, speaker interactions, and congress support.
• Ensure all medical activities comply with company policies, local regulations, and ethical standards.
• Gather and communicate actionable medical insights from field working to internal stakeholders.
• Lead or support local evidence generation activities, including investigator‑initiated studies and real‑world evidence initiatives.
• Translate clinical data into clear, relevant medical education and scientific content for diverse audiences.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with key external experts, clinicians, and scientific societies.

Required profile

• MBBS degree.
• Minimum 3–5 years experience in Medical Affairs, clinical practice, clinical research, or a related role.
• Good clinical knowledge of infectious diseases and anti‑infective therapies.
• Experience engaging with healthcare professionals and building trusted scientific relationships.
• Proven ability to interpret and present clinical data clearly, both in writing and verbally.
• Strong project management skills with the ability to prioritize and deliver multiple activities on time.
• Experience designing or managing local clinical research or investigator‑initiated studies.
• History of publications, congress presentations, or leadership in scientific forums.
• Experience working in cross‑functional teams with commercial, regulatory, and access colleagues.
• Familiarity with medical compliance frameworks and standards for interactions with healthcare professionals.
• Prior experience in the Pakistan healthcare environment or regional anti‑infectives experience.
• Patient‑centred mindset and commitment to improving clinical care.
• Ethical judgement and adherence to compliance and transparency.