How we work
Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is a major pharmaceutical innovation hub. A unique fusion of expertise, capabilities and partnerships in R&D, manufacturing and new product launch. Together, we are creating a future where disease is a thing of the past.
Fields in which the unmet medical need is high and much is to be done and to achieved.
On the Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine campus, you will find an air of excitement and authenticity. Everyone is committed to making the difference for people’s lives and to pushing the boundaries of what science and innovation can mean. With over 5.000 employees in Belgium with a deep passion for the patient, we aim for breakthrough solutions.
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Innovation powerhouse
Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine has been focusing on research and development for more than 60 years. The campus in Belgium has been instrumental in the discovery and development of a new generation of tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, cancer, infectious diseases and neurological drugs. It was here in Beerse that the first FDA-approved tuberculosis drug in 40 years was discovered and developed.
From basic research to distribution
Our progress in research and development is remarkable. In addition to our historical research and development site in Beerse, our campus includes two pharmaceutical plants that play a central role in the worldwide Supply Chain.
Our international distribution facilities in Courcelles and La Louvière play a pivotal role in ensuring that our medicines are sent quickly and safely to pharmacies and hospitals around the world, so that they are available to the patients who need them. And our Clinical Pharmacology Unit in Merksem contributes significantly to Belgium’s top position in clinical trials. From early research and development, through supply chain to patient access – our people are making an important contribution to the health of many.
Our international distribution facilities in Courcelles and La Louvière play a pivotal role in ensuring that our medicines are sent quickly and safely to pharmacies and hospitals around the world, so that they are available to the patients who need them. And our Clinical Pharmacology Unit in Merksem contributes significantly to Belgium’s top position in clinical trials. From early research and development, through supply chain to patient access – our people are making an important contribution to the health of many.