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AspectMedical Information CoordinatorMedical Writer
CredentialsTypically requires a healthcare-related degree, such as a nursing or pharmacy degree, and knowledge of medical terminologyOften requires a degree in life sciences, healthcare, or communications, with strong writing skills
Work EnvironmentPharmaceutical companies, healthcare organizations, or medical communication firms, often in office settingsPharmaceutical, biotech, or medical publishing companies, primarily in office or remote settings
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in industries focused on medical information dissemination and customer supportUsed in medical publishing, regulatory documentation, and scientific communication

While both roles involve medical knowledge, Medical Information Coordinators focus on providing accurate medical information and support, whereas Medical Writers primarily create scientific and regulatory documents. The roles often overlap in healthcare companies but serve different core functions.

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Manager, Medical Information

Azurity Pharmaceuticals - US

Raleigh, NC • Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 9 days ago


Job description

About the Role

The Manager of Medical Information is a key member of the Medical Affairs team who leverages therapeutic and product knowledge to oversee internal and external communication on Azurity products, including the management of unsolicited medical information requests from health care providers (HCPs) and other external stakeholders. This person will provide medical/scientific input to cross-functional teams and will also be responsible for contributing to creating reports and various scientific communications. It is expected that this candidate will develop strong expertise in Azurity's relevant therapeutic areas.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide clinical and technical product knowledge in response to clinical/medical inquiries from external and internal customers
  • Respond with a sense of urgency and ensure accurate, timely, and appropriate verbal and written responses to unsolicited medical information inquiries from HCPs, payers and managed healthcare organizations, which are not covered by existing responses
  • Help support the MI team with providing guidance to the Medical Information Call Center, including but not limited to, helping with escalated cases and providing on-going training/coaching to ensure excellent customer service by the call center staff
  • Develop and maintain a product knowledge database, including standard response letters (SRLs) and "frequently asked questions" (FAQ) documents by utilizing the highest level of scientific data so that HCPs can make informed and educated clinical decisions about Azurity's products
  • Analyze reports and metrics to identify trends, insights and knowledge gaps and provide quarterly updates to internal stakeholders
  • Review new and relevant data so that content is updated proactively resulting in the most current information in medical information resources for Medical Affairs colleagues and call center staff to share with HCPs regarding Azurity's products
  • Collaborate with internal partners to support both the Promotional Material Review Committee (PMRC) and Scientific Review Committee (SRC), to ensure the provision of medical information is accurate and scientifically balanced
  • Build a strong relationship and partnership with internal stakeholders (Clinical Development, Commercial/Marketing, Regulatory, Legal, Quality Assurance, Market Access, etc.)
  • Collaborate with the broader Medical Affairs team to assist with topic-specific presentations to share new information regarding a product/disease state or help fulfill knowledge gaps
  • Assisting with coordinating, escalating and reviewing legal contracts relating to Medical Affairs activities
  • Perform other Medical Information-related support and expanded functions, as required

Required Skills and Experience

  • A minimum of 1 or more years' professional experience in Medical Affairs/Medical Information

Preferred Qualifications

  • An advanced degree in health sciences (e.g., PharmD, PhD) with a thorough grasp of the pharmaceutical industry is preferred. Masters or bachelor's level degree in health sciences (e.g., RN, RPh, PA, NP, etc.) would be considered.
  • Medical/Drug Information postdoctoral training/fellowship in specialty OR residency and/or postdoctoral training in a clinical practice/pharmaceutical industry setting is preferred

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