Expert Resourcing
Market Access and Medical Affairs expert resources for your organization’s needs.
Market Access and Medical Affairs expert resources for your organization’s needs
Our experts will serve as a temporary resource for your organization under different agreement models, most likely in your Medical Affairs or Market Access departments. In this way, we can ensure the flexible delivery of projects to meet your needs. The scope, duration, and content of the assignment can vary from projects, lasting only a few weeks to cover holiday vacancies or a multi-year collaboration. Medaffcon always provides multidisciplinary background support and a network to our outsourced experts.
Market Access and Medical Affairs expert resources include:
- Expert physician services
- Medical Directors, Medical Advisors and MSL services
- Market Access Experts, Managers and Directors
- Other expert resources
Expert services can cover, for example:
- Literature reviews and scientific summaries
- Expert and stakeholder meetings
- Education and training events for customers
- Treatment path and stakeholder mappings
Why Medaffcon?
Medaffcon has years of experience in providing outsourced experts to different positions in pharmaceutical companies, especially to Medical Affairs and Market Access departments. Our expertise represents the fields of health economics, medicine and data sciences.
Our experience has been gathered in different positions in the pharmaceutical industry, healthcare, research, and academic institutions. Learn more about our experts from their profiles here!
“The best thing about working as MSL is working in the customer interface and planning new activities together with the product team.”
“As an outsourced Market Access Manager, I’m responsible for pricing and reimbursement processes, and I aim to contribute to the strategic thinking regarding both the Finnish and Nordic markets.”
“As the MSL or Medical Advisor in the hiring company I’m active both in the customer facing activities as well as supporting other functions with internal tasks.”