CSL Behring

Medical Information / Medical Affairs Fellowship

A Division of CSL Limited

Location: King of Prussia, PA
Recruiting: 2 Positions for a 2-Year Fellowship

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CSL Behring is a global leader in developing and delivering high-quality medicines to treat rare and serious diseases with a streamlined focus on immunology, hematology, cardiovascular and metabolic, respiratory, and transplant therapeutic areas.

This 2-year fellowship curriculum provides an introduction to the pharmaceutical industry by learning the functions of Medical Affairs within the organization at CSL Behring. The fellow will spend the first year developing essential skills in Medical Information which include the critical evaluation of scientific data and the creation of scientific content. The second year, the fellow will learn the roles of the broader Medical Affairs team with a focus on medical strategy and tactics. In addition, the fellows will have an opportunity to choose a rotation with either the Medical Outcome Specialist or Global Regulatory Affairs teams. The program also offers opportunities for conference attendance, refining written and oral communication skills and cross-functional collaboration.

Medical Information (Year 1)

• Gain therapeutic knowledge of all products in CSL Behring portfolio within Allergy/Immunology, Hematology, Respiratory, and Acquired Bleeding therapeutics areas
• Respond to unsolicited Medical Information requests from healthcare professionals and patients
• Create and update standard response letters and enhance skills in literature retrieval and analysis
• Review promotional materials in collaboration with legal, regulatory and marketing to ensure medical accuracy, fair balance, and appropriate content/context
• Collaborate with Medical Affairs colleagues in the development of slide decks and other medical resources
• Attend scientific congresses and provide support for the Medical Affairs booth
• Identify Medical Information insights and trends in inquires received

Medical Affairs (Year 2)

• Review medical grants such as Investigator Initiated Studies and Independent Medical Education in alignment with medical strategy
• Contribute to creating valuable scientific information by collaborating with experts and thought leaders
• Assist in creation of medical education materials such as presentations, videos, and conference materials while managing third-party vendors
• Assist in coordination and facilitation of advisory boards/ steering committees
• Learn how to manage US Medical Affairs therapeutic area budgets and allocate resources appropriately
• Identify insights to address gaps that drive medical strategy and content creation

Multidisciplinary Rotations (Fellow will choose 1):

Medical Outcomes Specialist (MOS) Rotation:

• Develop an understanding of the MOS role through didactic and experiential learning activities
• Collaborate with managed care functions across the organization learning about their roles and responsibilities
• Gain a deeper understanding about the dynamics and stakeholders of the U.S. Healthcare System (HCS)

Global Regulatory Affairs Rotation:

• Develop an understanding of the roles and responsibilities within global regulatory affairs including labeling, global and regional regulatory strategy, regulatory science and policy and promotional review
• Gain a deeper understanding of global regulations and guidances related to drug development and marketed products, while gaining insights into global regulatory health authorities such as the FDA and EMA
• Learn and support regulatory submissions including Investigational New Drug (IND) applications, Biologics License Applications (BLA) and post-marketing submissions