Medical Advisor - Singapore and Brunei

About the role

Novo Nordisk is looking for a Medical Advisor to bring medical and scientific expertise to drive scientific communication and medical education, and to oversee clinical and real-world evidence (RWE) plans across Singapore and Brunei. The role represents the company's medical and scientific voice, turning evidence and patient insight into credible engagement with healthcare professionals and into publications and education.

Key responsibilities

• Define and deliver scientific communication strategies and publication plans, including RWE publications and content for symposia, meetings and digital channels.
• Build and maintain relationships with Key Opinion Leaders, Digital Opinion Leaders, healthcare professionals and International Professional Associations, engaging with them in the field.
• Lead medical education for internal teams and external audiences, including advisory boards, multidisciplinary sessions, CMEs, speakerships, workshops and public or consumer-focused education.
• Guide clinical trial design and RWE plans, bringing in patient insights and advisory board feedback.
• Drive omnichannel activation across medical projects to widen reach through digital channels and content.
• Ensure every activity and communication meets internal and external regulatory, ethical and quality standards.

Required profile

• Medical degree (MD) or advanced degree (PhD, PharmD) in a relevant life sciences field.
• Minimum 3-5 years of experience in Medical Affairs or a related field within the pharmaceutical or healthcare industry.
• Proven expertise in scientific communication, KOL engagement and medical education.
• Ability to analyse complex clinical and RWE data and turn it into accurate, evidence-based insight for different audiences.
• Strong understanding of regulatory guidelines and ethical standards, and strong stakeholder and relationship-building skills.
• Field engagement experience.

The position is open only to Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents due to work pass and regulatory requirements; applications are assessed on merit, skills and experience. The role reports to the Head of Medical and Regulatory Affairs and covers Singapore and Brunei.