Are you an oncologist or hematologist or medical doctor with similar qualifications and interested in pharmaceuticals? Are you considering a medical job outside the clinic, or do you have a background in the pharmaceutical industry and want to try something new?
All new medicines that are introduced in the clinic have been given a marketing authorization after a thorough approval process, where data from the clinical trials are carefully reviewed.
If you want to help approve medicines for the benefit of patients and society, come join us at the Danish Medicines Agency, where an exciting position awaits you.

ABOUT US

The Danish Medicines Agency is Denmark’s national authority for approval and monitoring of medicines, medical devices and clinical trials. We are approx. 650 employees in the Danish Medicines Agency in Islands Brygge, Copenhagen where we collaborate closely with the other European medicine’s agencies, including the European Medicines Agency EMA (European Medicines Agency). We participate in various professional drug committees and working groups with other European experts.
The position is in the Section for Human Medicine, where we are currently approx. 20 doctors of which 8 are doctors with a hematology or oncology background. We evaluate clinical data in connection with the approval of new drugs and updates to approved drugs, including new indications. Denmark already has primary regulatory responsibility (Rapporteurship) for a large portfolio of cancer medicines (both solid and hematological) where we assess both new extensions of indication as well as many completely new innovative medicines with a view to approval Your closest colleagues will be doctors, pharmacists, toxicologists and statisticians. We work in an interdisciplinary manner, often in small work groups.

YOUR EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS

You are a specialist in oncology or hematology. You may also have relevant, solid experience from other regulatory agencies or the pharmaceutical industry and be without formal specialist medical training.
Your scientific and professional expertise is essential, clinical experience is also necessary.
You must have an interest in and flair for evaluating clinical research.
You must be motivated to work interdisciplinarily in an international environment, where English is the daily working language, which you must master at a high level, both orally and in writing.
In relation to your personal qualifications, you can combine and balance the detail-oriented with the pragmatic. In addition, you have good collaborative skills, as well as the ability to work purposefully, maintain an overview and meet deadlines.

Please refer the Job description for details