[MedTech] [Neurovascular] Medical Affairs Manager, Neurovascular Japan

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Job Function:
Medical Affairs Group

Job Sub Function:
Medical Affairs - MD

Job Category:
Scientific/Technology

All Job Posting Locations:
Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan

Job Description:

POSITION SUMMARY:

The purpose of the position is to strategically provide medical supervision, support business activities, evidence generation/dissemination, educational activities and engage with internal/external stakeholders.

Leading with an outside-in vision to assimilate opportunities identifying market unmet needs, this role provides medical/scientific insights.

Additionally, this position has a role as an SRP (study responsible physician) for clinical studies.

Essential / Principal duties and responsibilities:



* Medical Governance: To ensure health care compliance on promotional material and health care professional qualification in accordance with J&J policy, company GOP/SOP and related working procedure.

To ensure the contents and medical claim in following parts, including Indication, contraindication potential complications, clinical trial related contents, caution/precaution and adverse event are accurate, fair and objective.



* SRP (Study Responsible Physician): To be responsible for performing safety review and making a recommendation about continuation or termination of clinical trials based on medical expertise.

Play a role of the study safety lead as a medical doctor.



* Safety Vigilance: To work with vigilance safety members as a team to ensure that the information regarding adverse events in the field, facilitate an accurate and transparent communication on adverse events and complaints internally and properly review them.



* To assess device performance including clinical benefits and safety profiles.

Evaluate the appropriate risk-benefit balance to support market registration and throughout life cycle.



* MIR: To provide scientific and medical information to internal stakeholders and external customers, including unsolicited requests from healthcare professionals to ensure clinically appropriate and safe use of company products.



* To collect the Investigator Initiated Study (IIS) ideas/proposals for resear...