Market Access Officer - Brussels, België - Medicines for Europe
Medicines for Europe
Brussels, België
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Beschrijving
Job Category
:
Economist / Analyst
Job Experience
:
1 to 3 years
Job Location
:
Brussels
Expiration Date
:
05 May 2024
What motivates you to work as Medicines for Europe's Market Access Officer?
- Do you want to play an _
_important role in__ _
_ensuring access to offpatent medicines in Europe?_ - Are you familiar with the _
_pharmaceutical sector?_ - Are Medicines for Europe's five pillars: _
_Patients - Quality
- Value
- Sustainability
- Partnership__ also your values?_
- If so, you might be our next _
_Market Access Officer._
- Since 1993, Medicines for Europe has represented
pharmaceutical companies supplying the
largest share of prescription medicines across Europe. - They are the voice of the
generic, biosimilar and value added medicines industries
- Leading partner for political change at an EU level and hence
better healthcare
- Increasing the health and wellbeing of all Europeans through
better access to high quality medicines. - The portfolios of Medicines for Europe members cover
80% of therapy areas. - Safeguarding the
sustainability of Europe's healthcare systems for future generations.
The
Market Access Officer is responsible for:
Supporting
Medicines for Europe in
Market Access, Health Economics and other relevant
health & pharmaceutical policy topics, across
industry sector groups, supporting both internal and external engagements.
Your
responsibilities will include:
-
Monitoring and analysing the latest
European market trends and
impact of market access policy developments across Europe.
- Drawing up the response to
public consultations, developing
position papers and communications,
advocacy strategies related to
market access policies for generic, biosimilar and value added medicines
- Managing the activities of the
Market Access related committees and working groups including drafting the agenda, minutes, reports and briefing notes. - Supporting the organisation of
conferences and the
programme development of a range of advocacy & outreach events
-
Providing feedback to the Steering Group, Executive and Board on the market related issues, as appropriate.
- Liaising with and providing support to
other Medicines for Europe Sector Groups, Committees and Working Groups on horizontal issues.
Supporting engagement of Medicines for Europe with different stakeholders; officials, authorities, and other external parties.
-
Contributing to the development of communications and educational materials.
Profile
:
- A
Master's degree in life sciences (pharmaceutical sciences or other health relevant studies), health economics or healthcare policy. - Minimum 1 year of
experience in European health/pharmaceutical policy
- Understanding of the
European pharmaceutical framework, market dynamics and policies at national level
- Knowledge of databases holding relevant health data is an advantage (e.g.
OECD Data, Eurostat,_ IQVIA MIDAS_
)
- Proficiency in
English (both written and spoken). - Excellent
organisational and project management skills, with a
problemsolving mindset
- A
proactive approach,
quick learner with a
politically savvy mind
- Ability to
think strategically and to turn complex ideas into clear messages
-
Strong communicator, with excellent writing and presentation skills.
- Comfortable working in a
multicultural, international environment.
-
Competitive Salary + Meal vouchers (8€), Net remote work allowance, Hospitalisation insurance and Pension fund.
- Up to
2 days teleworking/week
- The possibility to
represent a dynamic European industry and interact with diverse stakeholders.
European travel up to 20% of the year
- The opportunity to take
ownership and have
impact as well as being part of a
motivated and multicultural team.
- 1st and 2nd Interview with
Associate Director Policy and Market Access, Head of Human Resources
- Decision after
10 working days.
GDPR compliance:
- access and obtain a copy of your data on request.
- require the association to change incorrect or incomplete data.
- require the association to delete or stop processing your data, for example where the data is no longer necessary for the purposes of processing.