FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Therapy Area Communications & Patient Advocacy & Disease Agnostic Lead?
The primary responsibilities include developing and implementing the communications and patient advocacy strategy for therapeutic areas, driving predictive insights, managing budgets, overseeing media relations, establishing stakeholder relationships, and serving as a spokesperson on patient advocacy issues.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The essential qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, extensive experience in communications and patient advocacy, a deep understanding of healthcare systems, and fluency in Spanish and advanced English.
Where is the office located for this role?
The role can be based in either Barcelona or Madrid, Spain.
Is experience in patient advocacy essential for this role?
Yes, extensive experience in patient advocacy is a key requirement for this position.
What kind of team environment can I expect in this role?
You can expect a collaborative environment where high-performing teams are cultivated, with an emphasis on data and insights-driven approaches.
Are there opportunities for professional development?
Yes, the company offers various benefits and programs to support personal and professional growth, as detailed in the benefits handbook.
Who would I be collaborating with in this role?
You will collaborate with various internal teams, including Corporate Communications, Public Affairs, Value & Access, as well as external stakeholders such as patient communities and media representatives.
What is the commitment of Novartis regarding diversity and inclusion?
Novartis is committed to building an outstanding, inclusive work environment and diverse teams representative of the patients and communities they serve.
Will I be involved in launching new products?
Yes, the role includes ensuring launch excellence for pre-launch, launch, and in-market brands within the therapeutic areas.
Do I need to have any language skills for this role?
Yes, fluency in Spanish is required, along with advanced proficiency in English.