Field Medical Advisor Solid Tumors (Geneva, CH, 1202)

About the Role

As a Field Medical Advisor Solid Tumors, you will serve as a strategic scientific partner in oncology, with a strong focus on ocular oncology. Reporting directly to the Medical Lead Oncology & Hematology, this field-based role is instrumental in strengthening Servier's scientific presence in Switzerland, building trusted scientific partnerships, generating actionable medical insights, and supporting future indications and therapeutic areas. You will contribute to the development and implementation of the local medical strategy while ensuring scientific excellence, compliance, and cross-functional collaboration.

Key Responsibilities

Contribute to the development and execution of the local medical strategy across the solid tumor portfolio, with a focus on melanoma and ocular oncology.

Identify unmet medical needs, treatment trends, and evidence gaps and translate insights into impactful medical initiatives.

Provide accurate, balanced, and compliant scientific information and support the development and review of scientific and educational materials.

Support evidence-generation activities, including real-world evidence projects, registries, observational studies, investigator-initiated research, scientific publications, and congress activities.

Build and maintain scientific partnerships with healthcare professionals, scientific societies, expert networks, and multidisciplinary teams across Switzerland.

Organize and lead scientific exchanges, advisory boards, and educational initiatives while gathering actionable field insights.

Deliver medical training and scientific updates to internal teams and contribute to onboarding and continuous learning initiatives.

Monitor emerging evidence, treatment trends, congress highlights, and developments within the therapeutic area.

Lead and support patient affairs initiatives and projects within the therapeutic area, collaborating with relevant stakeholders to address patient needs and improve the patient journey and disease awareness.

Collaborate closely with Commercial, Marketing, Market Access, Regulatory Affairs, Pharmacovigilance, and Global Medical and Patient Affairs teams to ensure alignment of medical activities with patient and business needs.

Monitor and communicate project progress, stakeholder engagement, outcomes, risks, and opportunities through appropriate reporting tools and KPIs.

Required Qualifications and Experience

Advanced university degree in a health-related scientific discipline (MD, PharmD, PhD, MSc, or equivalent).

3–5 years of experience in Medical Affairs within the pharmaceutical industry.

At least 2–3 years of experience in Oncology; experience in melanoma, and/or ocular oncology, is a strong asset.

Good understanding of the Swiss healthcare environment, regulatory framework, market access context, and pharmaceutical compliance requirements.

Experience in medical strategy development, scientific communication, medical review, evidence generation, or clinical research projects.

Strong project management skills and ability to manage several activities simultaneously.

Fluency in English; good German and/or French is strongly preferred.

Willingness to travel frequently within Switzerland and occasionally internationally.

Skills and Competencies

Strong communication and presentation skills, including the ability to explain complex scientific or medical information to different audiences.

Collaborative mindset and strong team orientation with the ability to work effectively across functions and with external stakeholders.

Ability to build trusted scientific relationships and influence stakeholders without direct authority.

Strong project management capabilities and ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously.

High learning agility, curiosity, and willingness to continuously develop expertise in multiple therapeutic areas.

Commitment to partnering with patients and patient communities, ensuring that patient perspectives are meaningfully integrated into medical activities and decision-making.

Resilience, adaptability, business acumen, and the ability to work both autonomously and as part of a team.

Strong digital literacy, including the use of insight-generation, AI, and project-management tools.

Join Servier and contribute to a purpose-driven company committed to therapeutic progress for the benefit of patients. We value diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunities, and we welcome applications from all qualified candidates. At Servier, we believe that our differences make us stronger and that every talent deserves the opportunity to grow and make an impact.