Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
-Lead Cardiology medical strategy and prioritization, providing indication-specific expertise to maximize product value. -Act as the key medical representative for the Cardiology portfolio, engaging critical internal and external stakeholders. -Drive unmet medical needs analysis and identify innovation opportunities for high-value diagnostic solutions.
• Responsible for planning and implemented Medical Affairs activities according to the medical plan and ongoing ad hoc tactical plans for assigned products in the cardiovascular disease area • In charge of organization and communication of cardiac congress, advisory boards, KOL engagements, steering committees to develop an effective scientific engagement strategy on global level • Driving evidence generation strategy for Coronary artery disease, review and approval of Investigator Initiated studies • Developed and fostered relationships with external stakeholders to ensure access to robust insights from healthcare practitioners , enabling generation of data needed to fill in the gaps and ensure wide adoption of our innovative products • Developed and reviewed medical educational content and provided educational trainings for internal and external stakeholders • Coordination with interdisciplinary collaborators (Clinical Development, Real-World Evidence, Market Access and Commercial colleagues) daily
• Safety management, monitoring and reporting in clinical trials of medical devices for Cardiovascular Intervention in compliance with guidelines and regulations. • Request of source documents from the monitors/sites • Managing/maintaining CEC adjudications • Preparing adverse events for CEC adjudication process • Preparing and writing periodic safety reports for EC/CA reporting
As a part of LSZYSN, we are actively organising a wide range of activities (workshops, lectures, job fairs) aiming to bring life science students closer to the companies from the healthcare/life science domain. During my time in the network, I have been involved in Career Chats, Zurich Life Science Week and Internal functioning team (retreat organisation and internal workshop conduction) and IT team (managing the LSZYSN website). Finally, I have negotiated and acquired companies for the Zurich Life Science Day, a biggest career event for life science in Switzerland.
I have developed and executed two main research projects focused on identifying mechanisms which cancer cells use to cope with endogenous genomic lesions throughout the cell cycle and how this affect their cell fate. In the last 4 years I have contributed to multiple projects in the field of genome instability, cancer and ageing resulting in nine publications in peer-reviewed journals. My contribution in these publications involved conceptual thinking, experimental work (bioinformatic analysis using ScanR and Spotfire softwares) and help with scientific writing. Additionally, I had the opportunity to mentor and evaluate bachelor and starting students in the group.