Johnson & Johnson

Medical Communications / Medical Affairs Fellowship

Johnson & Johnson
Location: Horsham, PA
Recruiting: 1 Position for Immunology

Immunology

This two-year fellowship in Immunology at Johnson & Johnson offers unique experiences that enable the fellow to advance and apply skills primarily in Medical Communications (formerly Medical Information and Knowledge Integration) as well as across various other roles within Medical Affairs including Scientific Communications, MSL Communications, U.S. Medical Affairs Therapeutic Area, and Real-World Value & Evidence. The fellow may also have the opportunity to support Medical Information booths at national medical conferences and gain field experience by shadowing a Medical Science liaison, based upon availability.  

The fellow will gain experience in one or more therapeutic area within the Immunology franchise including Dermatology, Rheumatology, Gastroenterology and/or Autoantibody. Opportunities will include supporting approved products as well as investigational agents or new indications. The fellow will hone skills in critiquing and communicating scientific information to a variety of audiences, including internal business partners and externally with healthcare professionals and healthcare decision makers.

Medical Communications            

• Develop in-depth knowledge of the assigned therapeutic area(s) which may include Dermatology, Rheumatology, Gastroenterology and/or Autoantibody
• Enhance skills in scientific literature retrieval, analysis, and communication.
• Improve scientific writing skills by authoring fair and balanced scientific response letters and communications of product information
• Collaborate internally and in conjunction with vendor partners to develop customer-facing scientific exchange materials
• Provide medical review for scientific exchange and promotional materials
• Participate in cross-functional teams and assist with ad-hoc initiatives within Medical Affairs
• Staff medical booths at national immunology conferences

Additional Opportunities   

During the 2-year program, the fellow will also have opportunities to contribute to projects and activities in the following departments within Medical Affairs: Scientific Communications, MSL Communications, U.S. Medical Affairs Therapeutic Area, and Real-World Value and Evidence.