Nordic Patient Advocacy Manager (m/f/x)

Do you want to join an exciting journey?

Our client, Daiichi Sankyo Nordics, is now

expanding and we are searching for a

Nordic Patient

Advocacy Manager

(m/f/x)

The Position

As the Nordic Patient Advocacy Manager, you will shape and drive

patient advocacy strategies across the Nordic region. In this role, you will

develop and execute disease-specific engagement plans, foster strategic

partnerships, and lead impactful projects that align with Daiichi Sankyo's

global and Nordic priorities. You will work closely with patient organizations

in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Iceland to support oncology

advocacy initiatives and create meaningful collaborations. You will likewise

have strong ties to our growing European Network of Patient Advocates.

This position requires a forward-thinking individual with a deep

understanding of patient advocacy, a strong network in oncology, and the

ability to translate complex medical information into clear, actionable insights

for diverse audiences.

The Nordic Patient Advocacy Manager is a new role in Daiichi Sankyo

Nordics, and we expect it to play a critical role in driving Daiichi Sankyo’s

vision of supporting oncology patients by fostering meaningful collaborations

with patient advocacy groups. This is an opportunity to create real impact

while working at the intersection of strategy, communication, and patient

engagement.

Key Responsibilities

Develop and implement disease-specific patient advocacy strategies

and engagement plans, ensuring alignment with Nordic and global

advocacy objectives.

Lead key Nordic projects and initiatives in collaboration with local

colleagues and patient advocacy organizations.

Build and maintain strong relationships with oncology advocacy groups

and other stakeholders to drive impactful advocacy initiatives.

Identify opportunities for collaboration, expand partnerships, and cultivate

relationships with patient organizations that align with Daiichi Sankyo's

vision and strategic priorities.

Translate stakeholder needs into actionable initiatives to support

oncology patients, ensuring compliance with Nordic regulations.

Effectively communicate complex medical and scientific information

to diverse patient audiences in an understandable way.

20-30 travel days a year.

Qualifications:

3-4 years proven experience in patient advocacy, preferably within

the Nordic region.

Strong knowledge of multi-stakeholder environments related to

patient access and health policies.

Leadership and collaboration skills with a demonstrated ability

to build trust and foster partnerships.

High intercultural sensitivity and adaptability when engaging with

diverse stakeholders across the Nordics.

Ability to gather and translate stakeholder needs into meaningful,

actionable initiatives.

Skilled at simplifying complex medical and scientific concepts

for non-expert audiences.

Understanding of Nordic compliance requirements for patient

engagement.

Fluency in English and at least one Scandinavian language,

with excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Additional information

The role reports to the Nordics Medical Director.

Our Nordic office in Copenhagen is situated in “Woods” office building

where sustainability plays a big part, from recycled building materials,

solar cells and upcycled furniture to social responsibility and a positive

contribution to the local environment.

What Daiichi Sankyo

Nordics can offer:

We work as a team and we value

individuals who are proactive

and take initiative, show trust and

responsibility towards each other

– and we value a good laugh.

You will have an opportunity

to become part of the team,

work across Nordics and learn

how to collaborate within the

whole team. We invest in our

teams, that we grow personally

and professionally.

How to apply:

For more information about

the position, please contact

Winther-Hill,

Nina Winther on

nw@winther-hill.dk or

+45 61 62 17 18

We are looking forward to

receiving your application (in

English) as soon as possible.

Please send to

nw@winther-hill.dk