Perform tasks in the interest of the trainee’s training to increase knowledge and gain relevant experience
Contribute to identifying and addressing concerns on vaccines
Support EMA collaboration and engagement with stakeholders
Address key issues through a multidisciplinary group across the Agency
Prepare and review communication materials (Vaccine Essentials) to address vaccine concerns and misinformation
Contribute to the review and update of EMA information materials on biosimilar medicines

Enjoy full rights as a citizen of a European Union Member State or Iceland, Lichtenstein and Norway
Possess a university degree in Pharmacy, medicine, or relevant public health related degree (minimum of three years or more)
Be a university student on an Erasmus + or a similar programme or a PhD student or a Master's student with a previous fully finished degree
A thorough knowledge of English (at least level C1) and good knowledge of other official EU language (at least B2) of the Common European Framework for Languages
Excellent communication skills (written and oral);
Analytical skills
Knowledge and/or experience on vaccine / biosimilar communication and engaging with patients/healthcare professionals on vaccines/vaccination/biosimilar medicines.

Trainee, Regulatory Science Communication and Engagement

Key skills