Junior Policy

Company description: The European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) is a non-profit association, registered and located in Vienna, Austria. Based on the engagement of volunteers, EANM aims to promote nuclear medicine on the European level and beyond. The EANM Executive Office is responsible for the administration of the association and its activities. Your profile: As a full-time Junior Policy & Advocacy Manager, you will contribute to enhance EANM's 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. Apply today: If you're ready to help shape the future of healthcare in Europe, we'd love to hear from you Please send your application package by February 2, 2026 (CV, one-page cover letter, salary expectations and your earliest starting date) to Ms Amélie de Martini at euaffairs@eanm.org. 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.