Manager, Medical Education, SEA

What You Can Expect The role is responsible for defining and driving the medical training and education strategy for the entire Southeast Asia region consisting of Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and the Emerging Markets (currently Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Indonesia but expanding to the Philippines, Myanmar, and Cambodia in the near to medium term). To achieve this, the individual will need to understand and internalize the regional product segment strategies and the individual country segment strategies. Being a very diverse region, the role will need to analyze the varying needs of the individual markets and individually tailor regional training programs to meet the training needs for majority of HCPs from each country and develop several into faculty over a period. The role will also work with a third-party event logistics vendor to execute those training and education programs to the highest degree of effectiveness and professionalism. This role will also be required to develop and nurture relationships with key HCPs in the SEA region and develop several into faculty over a period. Finally, the role will also be required to measure and monitor the effectiveness of the courses being run and to take steps to continuously improve the outcome by working on the agenda, course design and methods of delivery. The individual will provide leadership to the SEA Med Ed team to achieve these tasks. How You'll Create Impact Principal Duties & Responsibilities Provide strong leadership to the SEA Med Ed team. Establish priorities, develop goals, provide direction and coaching to the individuals in his/her team. Develop individual team members in the team to maximize potential of each of them. Analyse and determine the training and education needs for all the key markets within the Southeast Asia region and develop and execute the educational strategy to meet HCP training and education needs and at the same time support the business goals of the organization. Establish rapport with key faculty with the aim of working closely with them to develop highly effective courses for the SEA region. Identify and track key potential HCPs from early stages of training until they attain expertise in the identified skills. Evaluate and determine the best course parameters to deliver effective and professional events for the SEA region: Course structure and design, faculty and delivery methods, level of interactivity, and modality. Work with a 3rd party vendor to deliver high quality logistics to provide best in class peripheral experiences for the course participants. Provide support to the for Regional ZBI events, when required. This is not an exhaustive list of duties or functions and may not necessarily comprise all of the "essential functions" for purposes of the ADA. What Makes You Stand Out Working knowledge of healthcare compliance practices and guidelines Strong knowledge of key education and learning concepts applied to organization of medical training and education events Strong sense of marketing and commercialization Experience in running Cadaveric programs with multiple participants and stations Strong inter‐personal skills to enable close interaction with KOL and managing faculty General knowledge of the Orthopedic industry Experience in the SEA healthcare environment Exhibits learning agility Positive attitude and self‐driven Good listener, collaborator, communicator and team player Your Background Degree with at least 8 years of relevant experiences in educational concepts like course design and education modalities, events organization and administration preferably in the healthcare industry Experienced in Marketing, Medical Education, Cadaveric programs, Orthopaedic OT environment, SEA healthcare systems will be strong advantages Basic knowledge in human anatomy will be an advantage Ability to learn technical information, with in‐depth understanding and present it succinctly in an educational forum/meeting Excellent communication skills, both oral and written, and inter‐personal skills are required to interact in a diverse, challenging environment. Travel Expectations Willing and able to travel interstate, overseas and work outside of normal business hours and over the weekends. Estimated amount of travel is: 50% - 60%. Physical Requirements #J-18808-Ljbffr