Associate Director, Field Medical Affairs- Allergy (eastern states)
Regeneron
June 25, 2026
On-site
United States
Medical Affairs
Territory: Eastern states
A Typical Day May Include
- Collaborate with Clinical Development to identify, qualify, and establish clinical research sites in your territory.
- Cultivate investigator relationships ahead of study activation to build scientific credibility and organizational trust.
- Map the KOL and investigator landscape in allergy/immunology to inform clinical and medical strategy.
- Gather early field insights into treatment patterns, unmet needs, and emerging science to shape the medical plan.
- Support development of medical affairs infrastructure (educational materials and scientific exchange tools) prior to launch.
- Act as a primary clinical/scientific resource to HCPs for disease-state and product information.
- Establish, foster, and maintain peer relationships with KOLs in allergy/immunology.
- Identify and report medical insights; identify research gaps and educational needs to inform medical strategy.
- Respond to requests for information on study indications, disease states, and the therapeutic area; discuss scientific/clinical data compliantly.
- Uphold company policies, procedures, principles, and financial controls with integrity and professionalism.
This May Be For You If You
- Thrive working independently and making a meaningful impact.
- Are passionate about developing expertise in and sharing clinical/scientific data.
- Enjoy building collaborative relationships across academic and clinical practice.
- Can balance multiple initiatives and prioritize amid ambiguity.
- Are energized by pre-launch work and building investigator networks and scientific infrastructure.
Qualifications
- MD, PharmD, PhD, DNP, or DVM required.
- 8 years’ experience in a relevant scientific/clinical/pharmaceutical role, including 4+ years as a Medical Science Liaison.
- Allergy/immunology experience required.
- Knowledge of treatment guidelines, clinical research processes, FDA regulations, pharmaceutical compliance, and OIG guidelines.
- Ability to travel frequently (~50%).
- Prior pre-launch/launch phase MSL experience preferred.
- Experience supporting clinical trial site identification, feasibility assessment, or investigator engagement helpful.
Application
- Apply now.
A Typical Day May Include
- Collaborate with Clinical Development to identify, qualify, and establish clinical research sites in your territory.
- Cultivate investigator relationships ahead of study activation to build scientific credibility and organizational trust.
- Map the KOL and investigator landscape in allergy/immunology to inform clinical and medical strategy.
- Gather early field insights into treatment patterns, unmet needs, and emerging science to shape the medical plan.
- Support development of medical affairs infrastructure (educational materials and scientific exchange tools) prior to launch.
- Act as a primary clinical/scientific resource to HCPs for disease-state and product information.
- Establish, foster, and maintain peer relationships with KOLs in allergy/immunology.
- Identify and report medical insights; identify research gaps and educational needs to inform medical strategy.
- Respond to requests for information on study indications, disease states, and the therapeutic area; discuss scientific/clinical data compliantly.
- Uphold company policies, procedures, principles, and financial controls with integrity and professionalism.
This May Be For You If You
- Thrive working independently and making a meaningful impact.
- Are passionate about developing expertise in and sharing clinical/scientific data.
- Enjoy building collaborative relationships across academic and clinical practice.
- Can balance multiple initiatives and prioritize amid ambiguity.
- Are energized by pre-launch work and building investigator networks and scientific infrastructure.
Qualifications
- MD, PharmD, PhD, DNP, or DVM required.
- 8 years’ experience in a relevant scientific/clinical/pharmaceutical role, including 4+ years as a Medical Science Liaison.
- Allergy/immunology experience required.
- Knowledge of treatment guidelines, clinical research processes, FDA regulations, pharmaceutical compliance, and OIG guidelines.
- Ability to travel frequently (~50%).
- Prior pre-launch/launch phase MSL experience preferred.
- Experience supporting clinical trial site identification, feasibility assessment, or investigator engagement helpful.
Application
- Apply now.