The Field Medical Outcomes Director is a field-based Medical Affairs colleague who informs customer decision-making and supports population health through real-world data analytics, pharmacoeconomic analyses, outcomes evaluations, and medical presentations. The role educates customers on the clinical and economic impact of Pfizer medicines and products and may provide disease-area, therapeutic-area, or product expertise, particularly to integrated health care organizations, payers, and Specialty Pharmacy Providers (SPPs). The Director plans and executes independent medical strategy and customer engagement for assigned accounts, contributes to medical education content and field tactics, and collaborates with headquarters Medical colleagues, Medical Information, and other Field Medical colleagues. The role communicates scientific information through presentations, writing, and conversations, and develops customer-specific projects, partnerships, collaborations, and non-interventional studies in accordance with Pfizer guidance. It also applies health literacy and cultural awareness principles to keep patient needs central to medical communications and deliverables. The role engages healthcare decision makers and organized customers, responds to medical questions, and may present to payers, managed care organizations, formulary decision makers, and regional medical advisory boards. It connects regional and national health care organizations with headquarters Medical Affairs, shares customer insights, and may facilitate sponsored research, quality improvement research, and non-interventional studies. The colleague maintains relevant therapeutic-area knowledge and serves as a resource and conduit for Medical Information and customer insights. The position leads medical account planning and field outcomes projects, develops real-world evidence-based tools and educational programs, supports health information technology and clinical informatics initiatives, analyzes clinical workflows, and collaborates across Pfizer to develop and deploy relevant resources and solutions. It represents Pfizer Medical Affairs with professional associations, supports colleagues through mentorship and onboarding, maintains professional licensure and required training, and conducts all activities in compliance with applicable policies and regulations. The position requires travel of approximately 40–50% of the time, including occasional weekends, and the ability to operate a company car and regularly travel by air. The role requires a valid U.S. driver’s license, a compliant driving record, and reasonable proximity to an airline hub or major airport. Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is not available. The role is not eligible for a relocation package, though relocation assistance may be available based on business needs and eligibility.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director