EANM – European Association of Nuclear Medicine

Junior Policy & Advocacy Manager

 (Fulltime)

EANM – European Association of Nuclear Medicine

Brussels, Belgium

The European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) is a non-profit association, registered and located in Vienna, Austria. Based on the engagement of volunteers, the EANM aims to promote nuclear medicine on a European level and beyond. The EANM Executive Office is responsible for the administration of the association and its activities. We are looking for an Policy & Advocacy Manager (fulltime).

Your Profile: You will contribute to enhance EANM presence in Brussels and deepen engagement with EU institutions and stakeholders.

What you’ll do:

• Policy Monitoring & analysis: Monitor EU legislative and policy developments, as well as EU funding opportunities, relevant to healthcare and nuclear medicine. Provide timely insights and policy analysis to support EANM advocacy strategies;
• Advocacy activities: Contribute to the implementation of advocacy initiatives. Draft policy briefs, position papers, consultation responses, and advocacy communications;
• Stakeholder engagement: Build and maintain strong relationships with EU institutions (European Commission, European Parliament, Council), and other health-related stakeholders;
• Internal Coordination: Collaborate with expert committees and EANM volunteers to ensure cohesive advocacy efforts. Provide support and collaborate with the EU Affairs team on diverse, ad-hoc tasks related to EU projects.

What you bring:

• Education: University degree in political science, European affairs, public health, or a related discipline;
• Experience: At least 2–3 years of relevant experience in EU public affairs, advocacy, or policy analysis, preferably in the healthcare or life sciences sectors;
• EU Knowledge: Solid understanding of EU institutions, legislative procedures, and the Brussels policy environment. Familiarity with European health policy is a strong asset;
• Skills & Attributes:
  • Excellent written and verbal communication;
  • Political sensitivity and strategic thinking;
  • Ability to synthesise complex information clearly.

What we offer:

• International, friendly and supportive workplace, healthy work-life balance;
• Possibility to work on meaningful projects with real impact;
• Flexible working arrangements, including partial remote work;
• Competitive salary package based on qualifications and experience;
• A new EANM office will open in Brussels mid 2026 in a central location. In the meantime, shared working space in a coworking in Brussels.

If you’re ready to help shape the future of healthcare communication in Europe, we’d love to hear from you! Please send your application by February 2^nd (CV, one-page cover letter, salary expectations and your earliest start date) to Ms Amélie de Martini at [email protected]. Questions are welcome at the same e-mail address.

Please note that while all applications will be reviewed, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the first interview stage. The selection process may include a written assignment to assess relevant skills.