Assoc Director, Medical Affairs

Role Summary

Associate Director within Oncology Medical Strategy in US Medical Affairs, supporting development and execution of USMA strategic and tactical plans in collaboration with US and Global Medical Affairs teams.

Responsibilities

• Collaborates with oncology therapeutic area leads in the execution of core Medical tactics, including content development, Medical Regulatory Compliance (MRC) reviews, advisory board planning, stakeholder engagement planning, medical congresses, and data generation efforts
• Serves as the Medical Strategy point-of-contact for the Gilead Medical Science Liaison (MSL) team to provide training, interpret insights, and support overall Field Medical strategy
• Creates and maintains Gilead Oncology Pipeline materials across tumor types in collaboration with Global Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Alliance Management, and the broader US Medical Affairs team
• Provide clinical and scientific input on Independent Medical Education, Grants and / or Investigator-Sponsored Research / Collaborative Research, and Medical Information response documents for oncology products / pipeline molecules, as needed
• Demonstrates strong project management / execution skills to ensure the successful delivery of the Local Strategic Plan (strategy plan) and Medical Plan of Action (tactical plan), amongst other projects as assigned
• Lead USMA encore publications strategy and execution for impactful oncology data / evidence in collaboration with Global Publications team
• Proactively drives initiatives to completion, anticipating obstacles and difficulties that may arise and resolving them in a positive, collaborative manner
• Works collaboratively with Gilead personnel across Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Commercial, Market Access, Heath Economics & Outcomes Research, Real World Evidence, and Global Safety
• Attends major and disease-specific congresses to coordinate USMA activities with internal and external stakeholders and represents Gilead Oncology, including the presentation of clinical / scientific information to external audiences
• National and international travel, including overnight and weekends as required

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree and Ten Years‚Äô Experience
• Master's Degree and Eight Years‚Äô Experience
• PhD, PharmD and Five Years‚Äô Experience
• MD and Two Years' Experience

Preferred Qualifications

• PhD, PharmD, or MD strongly preferred with pharmaceutical, clinical, or research experience in oncology therapeutic area
• Prior US, Global, or large affiliate experience in Oncology Medical Affairs
• Industry experience with knowledge of all applicable regulatory and legal requirements for Medical Affairs activities
• Excellent written, verbal, presentation, interpersonal, relationship-building, and negotiating communication competencies
• Superior analytical skills to identify complex challenges and interpret key findings from study data and publications
• Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to meet timelines in a fast-paced environment with a high level of autonomy and independence
• Experience working in a highly matrixed organization with a proven ability to build internal relationships, manage stakeholders, prioritize work appropriately, and manage workload while delivering results
• Ability to shape positive dialogues, influence outcomes, and respectfully challenge a group of experts