Director, Medical Strategy, Global Medical Immunology & Cardiovascular, Admilparant
Bristol Myers Squibb
4 days ago
Remote friendly (Lawrence, NJ)
United States
Medical Affairs
Position Summary
The Director for Admilparant will provide deep disease state knowledge in pulmonary disease (interstitial lung disease, COPD) leadership and direction to the US/Global Medical team; work with the medical matrix to focus on strategy, planning, development, and implementation of the US/Global medical plan. Reports to the Senior Director, Admilparant Medical Program Lead.
Key Responsibilities
- Support execution of the US/Global medical plan (product and disease specific) aligned with US Commercialization and WW Medical, translating strategies into US/Global Medical launch and lifecycle management plans.
- Identify US/Global Medical data generation strategies; collaborate with Medical Evidence Generation to oversee Investigator Sponsored Research (ISR) programs from concept through execution; report evidence at scientific congresses and in peer-reviewed publications and BMS communications.
- Provide independent thought on projects; manage projects to completion, anticipating/resolving obstacles.
- Attend major conferences and coordinate medical affairs activities.
- Develop and execute projects to provide background and additional data addressing commercial/scientific/data needs.
- Serve as medical strategy point on select scientific topics (scientific messages, slide decks, review content/publications).
- Collaborate on the Customer Impact Plan; maintain alignment of team activities.
- Communicate with external thought leaders and internal field teams to provide medical education/support.
- Partner with Discovery, Translational, Clinical Research, Regulatory, and Health Outcomes.
Qualifications & Experience
- Advanced scientific degree (PharmD, MD, PhD, PA/NP).
- MD/DO (Pulmonary Imaging/Clinical Pulmonology) preferred.
- Familiar with all phases of drug development.
- Healthcare landscape knowledge/insight; influence with national thought leaders.
- Excellent analytical, communication (verbal/written), and organization/time management skills.
- Experience developing abstracts, manuscripts, posters, slides; presenting at scientific meetings.
- Ability to manage cross-functional/matrix teams; people management experience; autonomy/business acumen.
- Influencing/negotiation skills.
- Expected 30% travel within the continental US.
- Based in Princeton, NJ.
Benefits (explicitly stated)
- Health coverage (medical, pharmacy, dental, vision); wellbeing support; 401(k), disability, life insurance, and other protection programs.
- Work-life: Paid Time Off (flexible time off/unlimited for US Exempt employees with manager approval; plus holiday details), and additional time off based on eligibility.
Application Instructions
- None provided in the job description text (aside from the role posting).
The Director for Admilparant will provide deep disease state knowledge in pulmonary disease (interstitial lung disease, COPD) leadership and direction to the US/Global Medical team; work with the medical matrix to focus on strategy, planning, development, and implementation of the US/Global medical plan. Reports to the Senior Director, Admilparant Medical Program Lead.
Key Responsibilities
- Support execution of the US/Global medical plan (product and disease specific) aligned with US Commercialization and WW Medical, translating strategies into US/Global Medical launch and lifecycle management plans.
- Identify US/Global Medical data generation strategies; collaborate with Medical Evidence Generation to oversee Investigator Sponsored Research (ISR) programs from concept through execution; report evidence at scientific congresses and in peer-reviewed publications and BMS communications.
- Provide independent thought on projects; manage projects to completion, anticipating/resolving obstacles.
- Attend major conferences and coordinate medical affairs activities.
- Develop and execute projects to provide background and additional data addressing commercial/scientific/data needs.
- Serve as medical strategy point on select scientific topics (scientific messages, slide decks, review content/publications).
- Collaborate on the Customer Impact Plan; maintain alignment of team activities.
- Communicate with external thought leaders and internal field teams to provide medical education/support.
- Partner with Discovery, Translational, Clinical Research, Regulatory, and Health Outcomes.
Qualifications & Experience
- Advanced scientific degree (PharmD, MD, PhD, PA/NP).
- MD/DO (Pulmonary Imaging/Clinical Pulmonology) preferred.
- Familiar with all phases of drug development.
- Healthcare landscape knowledge/insight; influence with national thought leaders.
- Excellent analytical, communication (verbal/written), and organization/time management skills.
- Experience developing abstracts, manuscripts, posters, slides; presenting at scientific meetings.
- Ability to manage cross-functional/matrix teams; people management experience; autonomy/business acumen.
- Influencing/negotiation skills.
- Expected 30% travel within the continental US.
- Based in Princeton, NJ.
Benefits (explicitly stated)
- Health coverage (medical, pharmacy, dental, vision); wellbeing support; 401(k), disability, life insurance, and other protection programs.
- Work-life: Paid Time Off (flexible time off/unlimited for US Exempt employees with manager approval; plus holiday details), and additional time off based on eligibility.
Application Instructions
- None provided in the job description text (aside from the role posting).