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Tokyo, Japan. The Market Access Lead for Kite Japan plays an important role supporting payer value, pricing and market access activities as we work to gain patient access for cell therapies in Japan. The position supports the execution of key projects for market access, including developing P&R materials and relevant data generation plan. Additional projects include payer insight generation activities … Read more
Tokyo, Japan. Please note that this job requires native level Japanese language command not only in speaking, but also in business writing and reading. [Introduction of recruitment department] MRE (Medical Research Excellence) EO (Evidence Generation & Outcomes Research) (Gastrointestinal Diseases, Neuroscience and Rare Diseases) develops appropriate research activities in line with the clinical challenges faced by patients after the drug is launched. It … Read more
Tokyo, Japan. Please note that this job requires native level Japanese language command not only in speaking, but also in business writing and reading. 【Job Content】 [Creating evidence after marketing] Use drug epidemiology and biostatistics techniques to generate evidence for drugs and disease areas. Became a project lead, planning clinical trials and database studies of non-intervention observational studies, cost-effectiveness studies based … Read more
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