Clinical Scientist, Neuroimmunology & Specialty Care, PDT
Takeda
August 30, 2026
Full-time
Remote friendly (Boston, MA)
Worldwide
$182,270 - $182,270 USD yearly
Clinical Research and Development
Role: Clinical Scientist supporting neuroimmunology and specialty care programs within Takeda's Plasma-Derived Therapies R&D group, focusing on rare and complex diseases. Responsibilities: develop and execute clinical trial protocols, contribute to study start-up, manage clinical data and reports, support regulatory submissions, and collaborate with cross-functional teams including clinical operations, biostatistics, regulatory, and medical affairs. Lead or support site interactions, study feasibility, recruitment strategies, and clinical document preparation; mentor junior staff and enhance team processes. Qualifications: Masterβs or advanced degree (PharmD, PhD, DVM) in relevant fields; minimum of 5 yearsβ experience in clinical development with expertise in neuroimmunology, hematology, or immunology; strong knowledge of GCP and ICH guidelines; extensive experience in clinical trial documentation, operations, and regulatory filings across multiple regions. High-Value: focus on rare disease, plasma-derived therapies, immunoglobulin products; involvement in clinical trial phases supporting regulatory approval; experience with clinical trial management systems and electronic data capture. Work Setup: hybrid in Boston, MA, with some regional or international collaboration.