Job Overview Roche is embarking on an exciting new strategic chapter by expanding into the cardiometabolic therapeutic area. This role is part of the Pipeline Acceleration Team and will shape both local and national medical strategy, directly influencing our clinical approach through high‐impact collaboration with Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs). The position reports directly to the Pipeline Acceleration Team Lead and offers strategic autonomy to influence national decision‐making.
Purpose Elevate the standard of care and build long‐term scientific partnerships with KOLs and researchers in the cardiometabolic space.
Objectives Act as a key architect of our medical footprint: adapt and refine the national strategy for your territory, ensuring regional medical excellence.
Gather insights, identify gaps, and understand the evolving environment to inform strategy.
Shape the medical ecosystem: identify and implement tailored solutions to meet the evolving needs of patients and HCPs, positioning Roche at the forefront of the field.




Lead the regional medical strategy with the autonomy to influence national decision‐making.
Key Responsibilities and Activities Own the Territory Medical Plan (TMP): design and implement the regional TMP from evidence generation to medical education and clinical trial support.
Understand and monitor the landscape, identify gaps, and generate insights to build and adapt strategy.
Profile KOLs and centers to uncover new opportunities for scientific collaboration, turning complex data into actionable strategies.
Serve as the scientific face of Roche, leading high‐level exchanges on our portfolio and research pipeline, and providing expert insights on scientific queries.
Identify local evidence generation opportunities and support investigator‐initiated studies (IIS) in collaboration with Medical Managers.
Champion scientific knowledge by organizing high‐impact clinical sessions and presenting data at major congresses and symposiums.
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📌 Medical Engagement Partner Cardiometabolic Diseases (Madrid)
🏢 F. Hoffmann-La Roche
📍 Madrid