Medical Affairs Advisor & Final Signatory, ViiV
GSK · UK – London – New Oxford Street · GB
Medical Affairs
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Demand70
Career growth66
Healthcare fit68
Remote potential45
5-year outlook
Senior medical affairs signatory roles in large pharma typically sit in the upper professional salary bands with strong stability and clear progression into Medical Director or therapy-area lead positions. Exact figures vary by country and band and are not stated in the posting.
Clinical license
Required
Applicant reach
narrow
Seniority
senior
Employment type
–
Date found
2026-11-06
Intelligence details
Flexible work details
- Eligible countries
- United Kingdom
Eligibility, licensing, and location restrictions can change. Always confirm details on the source posting before applying.
Why this is worth applying to
Worth considering if you are an already-registered UK physician or pharmacist with pharma medical affairs experience and existing final signatory certification. Clinicians without copy-approval experience or UK registration should treat this as a stretch goal requiring a bridging role first.
Who should apply
GMC-registered physicians or GPhC-registered pharmacists with 2+ years in pharmaceutical medical affairs, current ABPI final signatory status, and a background in HIV, infectious disease, or virology. Strong fit for IMGs who have completed UK registration and gained industry experience.
CV angle
Lead with your clinical license and registration body, then foreground any pharmaceutical medical affairs, medical information, or promotional/non-promotional copy review work. Quantify approval volumes and therapy areas covered, name the codes you have worked under (ABPI/PMCPA or local equivalent), and translate HIV/ID clinical experience into evidence interpretation, guideline familiarity, and KOL scientific exchange. Do not claim signatory certification you do not hold.
Skills to highlight
- ABPI Code of Practice copy approval and final signatory review
- Promotional and non-promotional material medical review
- HIV/antiretroviral and infectious disease clinical expertise
- Scientific exchange and KOL engagement
- Medical information and literature evaluation
- Cross-functional collaboration with marketing, regulatory and legal
- Compliance and risk governance
Role summary
A senior in-house Medical Affairs position at ViiV Healthcare (GSK's HIV-focused company) combining therapy-area medical advisory work with formal final signatory responsibility for approving company materials under the ABPI Code of Practice. The role blends scientific exchange, internal medical review, and regulatory compliance rather than patient care.
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