Director, Medical Communications and Scientific Training - Oncology
GSK
August 11, 2026
Remote friendly (Collegeville, PA)
United States
Medical Affairs
Responsibilities:
- Lead development of US Oncology medical and scientific communication plans, tactics, medical educational materials, and external communication tools, including digital innovation and customized US scientific training aligned with US Medical Affairs leads and Oncology Field Medical Leadership.
- Serve as the US voice on the Global Integrated Medical Content Team (GIMCT); jointly accountable for global scientific content.
- Develop, execute, and regularly update the US Medical Integrated Scientific Communication Plan (ISCP), ensuring the scientific narrative is relevant to the US market.
- Ensure impactful scientific engagement content (all formats) for field and internal medical teams.
- In collaboration with US Medical Digital and Tech, develop and deliver omni-channel customer experience and medical communications.
- Develop KPIs and use data/analytics to optimize customer experience.
- Develop and maintain medical curriculum and scientific training plans for internal and field medical teams (including new hires).
- Support the USMA (TA) congress plan with overall medical communication planning and activities.
- Apply medical governance in line with relevant company policies.
- Collaborate with medical experts and cross-functional teams (Global Medical, Field Medical, Clinical Development, Commercial).
Work arrangement: Hybrid (home and on-site as needed); some travel required.
Basic Qualifications:
- PhD, PharmD, MD, or advanced science degree (M.S., MPH).
- 5+ years in pharmaceutical or medical communications.
- 1+ year oncology/hematology experience.
- Medical Affairs experience.
- Experience developing slide decks and scientific content.
- Experience developing external medical education and internal training tools/materials.
- Experience with medical education meetings and digital/social delivery.
- Experience leading cross-functional teams; interpreting/analyzing scientific data; strong communication/presentation.
- Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects.
Preferred Qualifications:
- 3+ years oncology/hematology; scientific communications.
- Digital communication tools/platforms.
- Publication planning (abstracts/manuscripts) and knowledge of publication guidelines.
- Teach others; simplify complex concepts for diverse audiences.
- Customer needs interpretation; negotiation/influence; strategic leadership in matrix environments.
How to apply:
- Apply and share how your scientific communication and training experience can improve clinical practice and patient outcomes in oncology.
- Lead development of US Oncology medical and scientific communication plans, tactics, medical educational materials, and external communication tools, including digital innovation and customized US scientific training aligned with US Medical Affairs leads and Oncology Field Medical Leadership.
- Serve as the US voice on the Global Integrated Medical Content Team (GIMCT); jointly accountable for global scientific content.
- Develop, execute, and regularly update the US Medical Integrated Scientific Communication Plan (ISCP), ensuring the scientific narrative is relevant to the US market.
- Ensure impactful scientific engagement content (all formats) for field and internal medical teams.
- In collaboration with US Medical Digital and Tech, develop and deliver omni-channel customer experience and medical communications.
- Develop KPIs and use data/analytics to optimize customer experience.
- Develop and maintain medical curriculum and scientific training plans for internal and field medical teams (including new hires).
- Support the USMA (TA) congress plan with overall medical communication planning and activities.
- Apply medical governance in line with relevant company policies.
- Collaborate with medical experts and cross-functional teams (Global Medical, Field Medical, Clinical Development, Commercial).
Work arrangement: Hybrid (home and on-site as needed); some travel required.
Basic Qualifications:
- PhD, PharmD, MD, or advanced science degree (M.S., MPH).
- 5+ years in pharmaceutical or medical communications.
- 1+ year oncology/hematology experience.
- Medical Affairs experience.
- Experience developing slide decks and scientific content.
- Experience developing external medical education and internal training tools/materials.
- Experience with medical education meetings and digital/social delivery.
- Experience leading cross-functional teams; interpreting/analyzing scientific data; strong communication/presentation.
- Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects.
Preferred Qualifications:
- 3+ years oncology/hematology; scientific communications.
- Digital communication tools/platforms.
- Publication planning (abstracts/manuscripts) and knowledge of publication guidelines.
- Teach others; simplify complex concepts for diverse audiences.
- Customer needs interpretation; negotiation/influence; strategic leadership in matrix environments.
How to apply:
- Apply and share how your scientific communication and training experience can improve clinical practice and patient outcomes in oncology.