Medical Outcomes Manager

Scientific Remote Contract Oct 9, 2026 Location: Remote, United States Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. in your local time zone (40 hours/week), 12-month contract assignment with potential extension, Scientific category Position Overview Join our client’s North America Medical Affairs team as a Medical Outcomes Manager (Medical Affairs Specialist, Health Systems & Payer) in a fully remote contract role. You will provide scientific, clinical, health economics, and outcomes research (HEOR) content development, as well as operational analytics support, helping to shape high-quality scientific and educational materials for payer and stakeholder engagement. In this role, you will collaborate closely with the Medical Affairs Manager and cross-functional teams to ensure the development and delivery of accurate, actionable, and compliant scientific content. You will also support the tracking, analysis, and reporting of team activities and customer interactions, contributing to leadership visibility and strategic planning. This is an excellent opportunity for a candidate with a doctorate degree and experience in medical affairs, scientific communications, or market access to make an impact in a dynamic, cross-functional environment. Key Responsibilities Develop, curate, review, edit, and update scientific, clinical, HEOR, and educational materials for payer and stakeholder engagements Support development and delivery of training content for the HSPM team Create scientifically accurate presentations, communications, discussion guides, and training resources Support development and maintenance of product dossiers, budget-impact models, and medical-information response letters Collect, organize, analyze, and report field-interaction data, customer insights, and activity metrics Create recurring reports, dashboards, and leadership summaries Collaborate with internal stakeholders to ensure compliance and alignment with business objectives Ensure materials comply with corporate and divisional policies and procedures Qualifications Required: Doctorate degree in a scientific, clinical, pharmacy, public health, health economics, data analytics, or related discipline Minimum of 1–2 years of relevant experience in pharmaceutical, medical device, healthcare, or related life-sciences environment Experience supporting Medical Affairs, clinical affairs, scientific communications, medical education, market access, payer strategy, HEOR, or related functions Strong scientific and medical writing, editing, literature interpretation, and presentation-development skills Experience collecting, organizing, analyzing, and communicating operational, customer-interaction, healthcare, clinical, or business data Strong presentation, written communication, organizational, and project-management skills Ability to translate complex scientific, clinical, health-economic, and data-driven information into clear, usable materials for internal and external stakeholders Demonstrated ability to independently manage multiple priorities while working effectively in a remote, cross-functional environment Preferred: Experience supporting payer-facing, Market Access, Medical Affairs, HEOR, reimbursement, or value-evidence initiatives Experience developing or maintaining product dossiers, medical-information responses, budget-impact materials, value assessments, payer presentations, or scientific communication materials Experience with dashboards, data visualization, reporting tools, CRM systems, or systems used to track customer interactions and field-team metrics Familiarity with Veeva Vault or comparable medical-content management, review, and approval systems Experience in diabetes, continuous glucose monitoring, medical devices, or chronic disease management Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented scientific professional with a doctorate degree and a passion for translating complex data into actionable insights. You thrive in a remote, cross-functional setting, have a strong background in medical affairs or scientific communications, and are adept at managing multiple priorities independently. Work Schedule Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. in your local time zone (40 hours/week). This is a 12-month contract assignment with potential for extension based on business needs. About Viltis Viltis is a trusted staffing partner connecting talented professionals with leading organizations across the scientific and healthcare sectors. We are committed to supporting your career goals and providing opportunities that match your expertise and aspirations. #J-18808-Ljbffr Viltis