Medical Affairs Specialist, Regulatory

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Commercial and medical-affairs roles in pharma are among the better-paid positions in Bulgarian healthcare in 2026, as multinational and domestic manufacturers expand their field teams. These roles are typically field-based and cover the whole country, though head offices cluster in Sofia. Employers include global originator companies, domestic manufacturers such as Sopharma and Tchaikapharma, and their local affiliates.

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For Medical Affairs Specialist, Regulatory roles in Sofia, salaries typically range from 1 660 EUR to 2 770 EUR gross per month, with an average gross salary of around 2 220 EUR. The best-paid professionals combine a scientific or medical degree, a strong therapeutic-area track record, and demonstrable results in key-account or KOL engagement.

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