Pfizer

This role is for a Senior Medical Science Liaison (MSL) in the Dermatology department for Guangzhou, China. The primary responsibilities involve maximizing the value of Pfizer products by developing KOL management strategies, establishing regional platforms, providing medical training to sales teams, and supporting business decision-making. The role also involves enhancing local data generation through investigator-initiated research and providing medical expert input in safety event management, all while ensuring company compliance.

This role at Pfizer is for a Medical Advisor in the anti-infective field, focusing on developing and executing medical strategies for products in China. Responsibilities include enhancing local data generation, providing medical input for business decisions, training sales forces, supporting drug registration, academic communication with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), crisis management, safety event management, and ensuring medical compliance. The role requires deep medical expertise in the therapeutic area and strong collaboration with various internal and external stakeholders.

Director, Clinical Program Lead at Pfizer in Shanghai, China. This role focuses on leading the clinical development strategy and execution for oncology programs, ensuring adherence to scientific and quality standards, managing timelines, identifying and mitigating risks, and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders. The position requires a strong understanding of clinical trial design, execution, and regulatory requirements within the pharmaceutical industry, with a focus on delivering high-quality clinical deliverables for regulatory submissions and publications. The role also involves people management and ensuring compliance with global and local regulations.

The role is a Business Regional Manager for Pfizer in Zhengzhou, China. Responsibilities include channel management (distributor and retail terminal management, inventory, payment, order tracking, data reporting), execution of innovative commercial projects, pharmaceutical market access (understanding policies, executing strategies, maximizing product access), DTP pharmacy management (screening, evaluation, ensuring service standards), tender support, and cross-departmental coordination. Requires a Bachelor's degree, 3+ years of experience in pharmaceutical business, channel management, or market access, strong communication, organizational, and planning skills, and proficiency in Office software.

The Customer Transformation & Innovation Manager at Pfizer in Beijing will be responsible for planning, implementing, and managing digital innovation projects in the pharmaceutical sector. This role involves managing digital suppliers, staying updated on digital technology trends, ensuring compliance with regulations and data privacy, and collaborating with various departments. The ideal candidate has a Bachelor's degree in a related field, over 3 years of experience in pharmaceutical digital or innovation project management, and a strong understanding of pharmaceutical business processes and regulatory requirements.

This role is for a Strategy & Innovation Director at Pfizer, focusing on leading strategic direction, business performance, and financial management within pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. While the role encourages the use of AI tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot for problem-solving and productivity, the core responsibilities do not involve building or shipping AI models or systems. The primary focus is on strategic planning, business development, and financial management within the healthcare domain.

This role at Pfizer is a Medical Affairs Manager focused on vaccines, responsible for developing and executing medical strategies, managing product life-cycles, conducting epidemiological and real-world studies, supporting clinical trials and registration activities, engaging with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and academic organizations, and ensuring medical compliance. The role requires expertise in public health, clinical practice, and pharmaceutical business, with a strong emphasis on medical strategy and execution within the healthcare domain.

Manager, CMC at Pfizer in Beijing, China. This role focuses on managing and delivering high-quality regulatory submissions for drug development and manufacturing lifecycle, ensuring product compliance, and maintaining CMC product information. It requires collaboration with cross-functional teams and adherence to regulatory requirements in China, US, and EU.

The role is responsible for the full lifecycle management of CSO cooperation projects in the region, including project initiation, agreement signing, execution follow-up, key node control, and results acceptance. It also involves managing business partners, conducting business analysis based on data, collecting market information, and ensuring compliance with laws and regulations. The ideal candidate has a bachelor's degree, over 3 years of experience in pharmaceutical business, channel management, or CSO project management, and is familiar with pharmaceutical industry policies and regulations.

This role is for a Market Access Manager at Pfizer, focusing on developing and executing market access strategies for medicines in specific regions of China. Responsibilities include project management, pricing and reimbursement strategy, collaboration with health economic staff, training stakeholders, and supporting business growth. The role requires experience in market access, pricing, and reimbursement, strong analytical skills, and proficiency in Excel. Experience with AI tools is a plus.

Develop and execute market access strategies for various therapeutic areas and regions, monitor and analyze healthcare policies, build strategic partnerships with key stakeholders, and ensure compliance with company policies. This role focuses on improving patient access to Pfizer's innovative drugs and supporting sustainable business growth within the healthcare sector.

This role supports the planning and execution of customer innovation and transformation strategies within Pfizer's China Inflammation & Immunology (I&I) and Geographic Expansion (GE) Business Units. It involves managing digital platforms, driving business impact through stakeholder influence, aligning with digital strategy, supporting go-to-market transformation, building digital capability platforms, implementing digital initiatives, leveraging marketplace insights for multichannel marketing programs, developing digital operation plans, and managing digital data collection and training. The role requires a Bachelor's degree, diverse commercial experience, 1+ years in pharma marketing or digital marketing, and strong communication and project management skills.

Pfizer is seeking a Regional Medical Advisor in Jinan, China, to develop and execute regional medical development and life-cycle management strategies for inline products. This role involves establishing academic platforms, managing Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), providing medical training to sales teams, driving regional business decisions, enhancing local data generation through Investigator-Initiated Research (IIR), managing safety events, and ensuring company compliance. The position requires a Master of Medicine or above, 3 years of clinical practice or medical affairs experience, and strong knowledge of the therapeutic area and pharmaceutical business.

This role is for a Regional Medical Advisor in Hematology Oncology in Beijing, China. The primary responsibilities include maximizing the value of Pfizer products through medical activities, implementing medical/research/disease management programs, conducting medical education, facilitating communication with healthcare providers and key influencers, and providing medical training to commercial teams. The role involves leading medical-to-medical communication, contributing to product strategy, supporting clinical research (non-interventional and investigator-initiated), implementing medical programs, and ensuring medical compliance.

Medical Advisor role at Pfizer focusing on hematology in China. Responsibilities include developing medical strategies, managing local data generation, supporting drug registration, providing medical input to business decisions, training sales forces, and academic communication. The role requires deep therapeutic area knowledge and ensuring medical compliance.

The Medical Content Operation Manager at Pfizer will oversee the entire lifecycle of online medical content for priority therapeutic areas, ensuring high-quality content experiences for healthcare professionals (HCPs) and patients. This role involves close collaboration with various internal teams and external agencies to develop content plans, manage production processes, ensure accuracy and consistency, and explore innovative content models, all while adhering to scientific standards and company SOPs.

This role is a Quality Lead responsible for supporting the evaluation, selection, development, qualification, and integration of new suppliers, partners, products, and contractors within Pfizer's pharmaceutical operations. It involves ensuring commercial readiness, conducting quality due diligence, managing quality agreements, and providing quality support for new product launches and technology transfers, all while adhering to strict regulatory compliance and quality systems.

This role is for a Medical Advisor in the Oncology department at Pfizer in Shanghai, China. The primary responsibilities include managing medical activities, ensuring scientific validity and ethics, enhancing local data generation, managing product lifecycle from a medical perspective, evaluating new products and research programs, developing post-marketing research strategies, providing direction for Phase IV studies, designing and managing local Non-interventional Studies (NIS), developing and implementing medical strategy, developing and implementing publication plans, evaluating Investigator-Initiated research proposals, providing medical input on business decisions, co-developing product strategy and messaging with marketing, providing medical support for marketing activities, developing medical insight documents for business partners, reviewing and approving local standard response letters to HCPs, developing training programs for sales force, supporting drug registration activities (labeling, medical justification, feasibility evaluation, site selection, protocol synopsis, study report), academic communication with KOLs and medical societies, crisis management, providing expert opinion in safety events management, and ensuring medical compliance. The role requires a clinical medicine background, master's degree or above, 3 years of clinical practice in Tier 3 hospitals or medical affairs experience, and fluency in English.

Administrative Assistant role at Pfizer, supporting business leaders with comprehensive administrative tasks, process improvements, and logistics. Requires a Bachelor's degree, 5+ years of experience, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Preferred experience includes supporting executive leadership, knowledge of the pharmaceutical industry, and experience with AI tools like ChatGPT or Copilot.

Head of International Policy & Communications (IPC) for Pfizer China, responsible for leading an integrated policy, public affairs, communications, and patient advocacy strategy. This role involves enhancing visibility with policymakers, managing a team, ensuring compliance, building coalitions, assessing policy impacts, and leading internal/external communications and patient advocacy efforts.

Pfizer is seeking a Regional Medical Advisor for their Oncology division in Guangzhou, China. This role focuses on providing therapeutic area and product expertise to healthcare providers, maximizing product value, implementing medical programs, conducting medical education, and supporting clinical research. The position requires a strong understanding of the therapeutic area, excellent communication and influencing skills, and a Master's degree or above in a medical or biopharmaceutical field. Experience in clinical practice or medical affairs within multinational pharmaceutical companies is preferred.

Manages projects that help achieve business strategy and vision, in Finance and integrated areas critical to the organization. Delivers global sustainable and integrated Solutions, providing Pfizer with a competitive advantage, enabling greater productivity in a managed risk environment. Leads the development and oversees process and technology improvement projects and initiatives.

Administrative Assistant and Driver role at Pfizer in Wuxi, China, focusing on managing personal time, professional development, workflow, and assisting colleagues. Responsibilities include achieving broad objectives independently, completing diverse tasks, proactive knowledge sharing, handling recurring assignments under supervision, representing the unit on administrative matters, performing administrative tasks across various functional areas (event planning, customer service, technical writing/editing), providing travel and expense management, calendar management, meeting arrangements, document archival, seminar and workshop coordination, vendor management, invoice processing, month-end closing activities, balance sheet reconciliation, report preparation, and identifying system improvements. Requires a High School Diploma or GED with over 4 years of experience, strong interpersonal and problem-solving skills, proficiency in general administrative functions, time management, data management and analytics, and knowledge of compliance with processes and guidelines. Preferred qualifications include experience with ERP systems, flexibility, adaptability, strong organizational skills, a proactive approach, and the ability to handle multiple priorities.

This role is responsible for coordinating internal and external stakeholders in strategic innovative programs to improve product affordability and accessibility for patients. It involves understanding policy, developing programs like commercial insurance and PAP, and managing operational and planning needs. The role requires strong influencing, business analysis, project management, communication, and leadership skills, with a focus on innovation and forward-looking capabilities within the pharmaceutical industry.

This role is responsible for market access in Beijing, focusing on building strategic partnerships with local government departments like the medical insurance bureau to shape policy and support business development. It involves analyzing policy trends, developing advocacy strategies for drug negotiations, group purchasing, and payment reform, and collaborating with internal business units and industry associations.

Administrative Assistant role at Pfizer supporting managers with daily tasks, logistics, documentation, meeting arrangements, budget control, and project supervision. Requires a Bachelor's degree, English proficiency, computer skills, teamwork, and good communication.

The Pricing Coordination Manager will lead the development of pricing recommendations for Pfizer China pharma products, partnering with senior commercial leaders to ensure pricing decisions are operational, compliant, and support commercial interests. This role involves synthesizing complex competitive and external inputs, managing sensitive information, and identifying high-priority pricing issues. Responsibilities include convening pricing taskforces, aligning decisions with enterprise interests, anticipating outcomes, and ensuring compliance. The role also involves partnering with global colleagues on submission planning and monitoring environmental dynamics for price analysis. A minimum of 3 years of experience in a pharmaceutical or highly regulated industry, with experience in pricing and tenders, is required.

This role is for a Market Access MAx Platform Lead at Pfizer in Beijing, China. The primary focus is on establishing and maintaining strategic partnerships with government bodies, academic institutions, hospitals, and medical alliances to drive policy innovation and resource optimization within the healthcare system. The role involves leading cross-functional teams to shape market access strategies, advocate for policy reforms, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements to improve patient access to therapies. It requires extensive experience in market access, government affairs, or policy roles, with a critical need for prior collaboration experience with the NHC.

This role supports the execution of Pfizer China's 2030 MAx Project by operationalizing strategic initiatives to extend high-quality medical resources to underserved regions and strengthen medical alliances. The manager will collaborate with cross-functional teams and external stakeholders on policy advocacy, resource integration, and healthcare system enhancement, focusing on tactical execution, project timelines, and compliance with regulatory standards.