Senior Medical Affairs and Outcome Manager, Asia

SUMMARY JOB DESCRIPTION:This role supports execution of Medical and Public Affairs activities across Asia and interacts with healthcare professionals, scientific societies, academia, government stakeholders, payer bodies, patient associations and internal cross-functional teams. The role develops and maintains professional relationships and conducts scientific exchange in accordance with approved plans, embecta policies and applicable local and national requirements.The position coordinates regional Medical Affairs activities, supports policy and market-access initiatives with clinical and scientific evidence, and helps execute approved evidence-generation, education, publication and stakeholder-engagement plans. Strategic direction, prioritization and final approval remain with the Chief Medical Officer, Medical Affairs leadership and relevant business or functional leaders.The role provides practical regional support by preparing scientific materials, coordinating meetings and projects, maintaining activity and budget trackers, gathering insights, and escalating medical, safety, compliance or policy issues through established processes.RESPONSIBILITIES:Medical Affairs (70%)Monitor relevant clinical and scientific developments and prepare summaries of potential implications for regional Medical Affairs activities.Maintain relationships with identified healthcare professionals, scientific societies, academic institutions and relevant government contacts in line with approved engagement plans.Act as a regional contact for routine medical and scientific questions on new and existing products; coordinate responses and escalate complex matters as appropriate.Support the MLR process by reviewing regional claims and materials for alignment with supporting clinical/scientific evidence and the approved global claims matrix.Contribute regional inputs to the Medical Affairs plan and execute assigned activities, milestones and deliverables within approved scope and timelines.Prepare draft medical information responses, standard response letters, scientific presentations, training materials and publication content for Coordinate advisory boards, KOL engagements, scientific exchange activities and internal stakeholder education, including logistics, documentation and follow-up actions.Support implementation of the approved publication plan and other evidence-based medical education or market-development activities.Review Asia-focused external scientific communications and provide documented input through applicable review and approval processes.Coordinate approved conference participation, including objectives, materials, stakeholder meetings, insights and post-congress reporting.Support operational delivery of Asia clinical, evidence-generation activities, including site or vendor coordination, documentation, milestone tracking and status reporting.Identify opportunities for cross-regional collaboration and share relevant materials, lessons learned and field insights.Conduct all activities in accordance with relevant SOPs and complete other tasks assigned by the Chief Medical Officer or delegate.Public Affairs (30%)Provide clinical and scientific input to legislative, market-access and reimbursement activities using approved evidence and messages.Compile evidence packages, literature summaries and briefing materials to support public health, government-relations and market-access initiatives.Coordinate with Marketing, Regulatory Affairs, Medical Affairs, Reimbursement colleagues on execution of approved public-policy activities.Monitor policy developments and summarize potential implications for embecta customers and regional plans; escalate material risks or opportunities to functional leaders.Support stakeholder mapping and maintain engagement records for governments, trade associations, policymakers, payers, KOLs and patient groups.Coordinate approved meetings, coalitions and multi-stakeholder projects, including agendas, materials, action logs, milestones and metrics.Prepare draft communication tools and briefing documents for engagement with payers, policymakers and domain experts.Support country leaders in incorporating approved medical and policy activities into country plans and reimbursement projects.Ensure Public Affairs activities follow applicable Medical Affairs SOPs and compliance requirements.