Field Application Scientist implementing EUROIMMUN instruments, software, and LIS interfaces for Revvity’s laboratory customers. Supporting installations, validations, training, troubleshooting, and customer applications across Mississauga and Montreal.
About the role
- Field Medical Affairs Scientist providing oncology expertise to healthcare providers and researchers. Executing regional medical plans and identifying research opportunities for Pfizer Canada.
Responsibilities
- Provide field-based medical and scientific expertise in oncology to internal and external stakeholders
- Communicate key regional insights and help shape medical and cross-functional strategic plans
- Lead the development and execution of the regional medical plan
- Foster peer-to-peer relationships with key healthcare providers and researchers
- Execute regional medical tactics through scientific excellence, medical professionalism, and business acumen
- Identify and manage research, educational, and partnership opportunities with external stakeholders
- Engage in non-promotional interactions and provide accurate, balanced, fair, non-misleading, scientifically supported information, including safety data
- Provide medical expertise on products and therapeutic areas to healthcare providers and researchers
- Identify, champion, and leverage research opportunities to establish Pfizer Canada as a medical and research leader
- Conduct activities ethically and in compliance with Pfizer policies, ICH guidelines, the Innovative Medicines Canada Code of Ethical Practices, and local regulatory requirements
Requirements
- Required: MD, PhD, PharmD, or equivalent doctoral degree in health sciences
- Experience in medical affairs, clinical research, and/or health services research, preferably in the pharmaceutical industry
- Oncology experience, particularly in breast and prostate cancer, is an asset
- Strong business acumen, including an understanding of Canadian healthcare systems, patient management, and the provincial and national pharmaceutical environment
- Strong analytical skills and the ability to critically evaluate clinical studies, protocols, and publications
- Proven strategic thinking skills and the ability to interpret and implement strategic direction
- Performance-driven, customer-focused mindset and effective cross-functional collaboration skills
- Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines
- Ability to adapt to evolving therapeutic areas and portfolios
- Creativity, resourcefulness, energy, and flexibility
- Ability to work autonomously and learn independently
- Strong presentation, verbal, and written communication skills
- Willingness to travel up to 50% and work a non-standard schedule
- Hybrid work environment with virtual and in-person interactions
- Bilingualism in French and English; advanced spoken and written English is required for daily collaboration with colleagues and partners in Canada and internationally
- Must comply with Pfizer policies, ICH guidelines, the Innovative Medicines Canada Code of Ethical Practices, and local regulatory requirements
Benefits
- Commitment to diversity and inclusion
- Equitable workplace
- Accessible candidate experience and recruitment accommodations
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