Director, Medical Affairs

Role Summary

Director, Medical Affairs. Lead medical strategy and cross-functional medical activities to advance the company’s cell therapy programs, ensure compliant Medical Affairs operations, and support enterprise-level medical tactics.

Responsibilities

• Lead annual development of medical key initiatives and medical tactical plans.
• Serve as medical reviewer for Medical Review Committee and Promotional Review Committee.
• Participate in evidence gap identification, development of the integrated evidence generation plan, and strategic publication planning.
• Partner with medical field teams to collect, synthesize, catalogue, and report insights to inform enterprise-level strategies and medical tactics.
• Lead congress strategy development and congress booth medical content creation.
• Oversee Continuing Medical Education (CME) and symposium strategy, grants, and sponsorships.
• Create proactive and reactive educational resources in partnership with field medical leadership for HCP/KOL interactions and MSL tactical execution.
• Generate content, lead HCP recruitment, and oversee execution of medical advisory programs.
• Travel domestically around 15-30% of the time.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in health sciences (PharmD, M.D., or Ph.D. in a medically related field).
• 7+ years‚Äô experience in pharmaceutical industry (associate director-level consideration; level determined during interview).
• Scientific or medical expertise in myeloma.
• Familiarity/experience with regulated environments and compliance oversight.
• Ability to partner, influence, and work successfully within and across functions and levels of leadership.
• Demonstrated broad strategic thinking and execution excellence.
• Thrives in a fast-paced environment with the ability to incorporate new learning into real-time solutions.

Skills

• Strategic medical affairs planning
• Medical review and compliance oversight
• Evidence generation and publication planning
• Cross-functional collaboration and stakeholder influence
• Educational content development for HCP/KOL audiences
• MSL program coordination and advisory activities

Education

• Advanced degree in health sciences (PharmD, M.D., or Ph.D.).