Deputy Manager Medical Manager - Hospitals
Job Description
Job Description: Deputy Manager Medical Manager – Hospitals (Anti‑infectives / Antibiotics)
\nLocation: Mumbai
\nFunction: Medical Affairs – Hospitals Division
\nJob Type: Full-time (Hybrid: Field + Head Office)
\n\nRole Summary
\nThe Associate Medical Manager – Hospitals will support the Medical Affairs function for the Anti‑infectives portfolio, with a key focus on upcoming antibiotics launches in the hospital segment.
\nThis role is a hybrid position , involving approximately 7–8 days/month of field work (FW) focused on scientific engagement with hospital-based stakeholders, with the remaining time in the Head Office (HO) supporting strategy, evidence generation, and cross-functional collaboration.
\nThe incumbent will contribute to scientific exchange, KOL engagement, and launch excellence , ensuring ethical and compliant dissemination of medical information to support optimal patient outcomes.
\n\nKey Responsibilities
\n1. Scientific & Medical Expertise
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- Develop strong expertise in anti-infectives/antibiotics , including mechanism of action, resistance patterns, treatment guidelines, and clinical data. \n
- Provide high-quality scientific support to internal teams (marketing, sales, market access) and external stakeholders. \n
- Stay updated on emerging resistance trends, stewardship practices, and hospital protocols . \n
- Support development and delivery of scientific training programs for internal stakeholders. \n
2. Field Medical Engagement (Hospitals Focus)
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- Conduct 7–8 days/month of field visits to engage with: \n
- Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) \n
- Infectious disease specialists \n
- Intensivists, microbiologists, and hospital pharmacists \n
- Drive scientific discussions on antibiotic usage, resistance, and appropriate patient selection. \n
- Support pre-launch and launch activities through scientific positioning of products. \n
- Gather insights from field interactions to refine medical and brand strategies. \n
3. Stakeholder Engagement & Medical Communication
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- Build and maintain relationships with hospital-based HCPs, KOLs, and institutions . \n
- Support and/or independently conduct: \n
- Advisory boards \n
- Round table meetings \n
- Scientific speaker programs \n
- Deliver presentations at CMEs, conferences, and hospital scientific meetings . \n
- Ensure accurate, balanced, and compliant communication of scientific information. \n
4. Medical Strategy & Launch Support
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- Contribute to medical launch planning for new antibiotics in the hospital segment. \n
- Provide medical inputs for: \n
- Brand strategy \n
- Scientific campaigns \n
- Value communication (clinical differentiation, stewardship relevance) \n
- Support generation of real-world evidence (RWE) and investigator-initiated studies (IIS) where applicable. \n
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align on launch readiness and execution . \n
5. Evidence Generation & Insights
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- Identify gaps in clinical evidence and support data-generation initiatives. \n
- Collect and synthesize field insights on treatment practices, resistance patterns, and unmet needs. \n
- Support publication planning and scientific content development . \n
6. Compliance & Ethical Standards
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- Ensure all activities adhere to company policies, ethical standards, and regulatory requirements . [1] \n
- Review promotional and scientific materials for medical accuracy and compliance . \n
- Maintain strict adherence to antibiotic stewardship principles in all communications. \n
Key Requirements
\nEducation
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- MBBS / MD / PharmD / PhD \n
Experience
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- Minimum 2 years of experience in Medical Affairs , specifically in: \n
- Anti-infectives / Antibiotics \n
- Hospital-focused roles preferred \n
- Experience in launch support or pre-launch activities is highly desirable. \n
Core Competencies
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- Strong understanding of: \n
- Antibiotic therapy and resistance mechanisms \n
- Hospital treatment protocols and stewardship programs \n
- Proven ability to engage with hospital KOLs and multidisciplinary stakeholders \n
- Strong scientific communication and presentation skills \n
- Ability to interpret and communicate clinical data effectively \n
- Understanding of regulatory and compliance frameworks \n
Behavioral Skills
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- High scientific curiosity and learning agility \n
- Strong interpersonal and stakeholder management skills \n
- Ability to work in a matrix and cross-functional environment \n
- Willingness to travel for field work (7–8 days/month) \n
Why Join Us?
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- Opportunity to be part of a high-impact antibiotics launch in a critical therapeutic area \n
- Exposure to hospital ecosystem and antimicrobial stewardship initiatives \n
- Collaborative environment with opportunities to grow into a full Medical Manager role \n
- Contribute to addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and improving patient outcomes \n