Director Medical Affairs, Core Markets and France

Bausch+Lomb is an innovative company that invests in research to advance health in the world and attaches particular importance to the realization of our commitments to our patients, healthcare professionals, our shareholders and society in general.

With 160 years of expertise in this field and a portfolio of products available in more than 100 countries, Bausch + Lomb has become a key player in ophthalmology.

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Position Summary

The Director Medical Affairs, Core Markets and France is reporting to the VP Global Medical and Scientific Affairs and he or she is leading Core Markets and France medical strategy related to approved products and future launches. The Core Markets and France Medical Affairs Director and his or her medical team will work in close relationship with the Regional & Local Commercial, Regulatory & Pharmacovigilance teams as well with US Medical & Clinical Affairs teams.

The Core Markets and France Medical Affairs Director with his or her team will be responsible for the development and the execution of Medical plans in alignment with the Corporate priorities. He or she is responsible to develop and maintain strong collaboration with Core Markets and France scientific experts in the different therapeutic areas (Pharma, OTC & Consumer, Vision Care & Surgical). Also, the person will be in charge to supervise the execution of company post-marketing sponsored studies & Investigators Initiated Trials (IITs) in alignment with local & Global medical plans. He/she will supervise medical pre-launch and post-launch activities in collaboration with Commercial team.

Major Areas of Responsibility

Initiate, supervise the performance and progress of medical activities, including clinical research (post-marketing studies and Investigators’ Initiated Trials)

Development and implementation of strategic direction for new products

Development and implementation of Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) partnership & added value medical programs

Represent the company via presentations to groups of experts, societies, regulatory/reimbursement bodies at regional/international meetings.

Attend relevant conferences and scientific meetings to maintain and develop a network of contacts with specialists and customers within the company’s therapeutic areas and within the industry

Ensure alignment between the Core Markets and France medical strategic plans and Global medical strategy in respect of internal SOP & Policies and Country Regulations

Support Global Medical Communication and Information team

Manage the budget of the Core Markets and France medical division

Manage and develop talents

Create an environment conducive to medical and scientific excellence through employees’ motivation, empowerment and accountability

Play a key and pro-active role within the cross-functional teams

Maintain a culture of compliance

Physical demands/working conditions

No physical demands

The director will be located in France

Contacts (Internal And External)

**Internal**: Medical, Regulatory, Pharmacovigilance, Marketing, Business Development and Sales teams

**External**: Scientific experts, KOLs, Regional & Local Medical associations, etc

Education/Competency requirements

**Education**: MD, PhD, PharmD

**Experience**: Minimum 5-8 years in Medical Affairs & talents’ management

**Language**: Proficiency in English required

**Competencies**:
Ophthalmology and eye care experience is preferred

Strong strategic thinking and networking skills

Analytical expertise in understanding complex issues and the consequences

Recognize potential obstacles and work to resolve them within set timelines

Resourceful and flexible in accepting change in priorities

Excellent team player with experience in cross-functional teams

Motivate and managing/coaching skills

Business acumen and entrepreneurial mindset

Excellent communication skills

Be able to manage the budget of the medical division

**T his position may be available in the following location**: France