Director, Project Manager, Global Medical Oncology, Solid Tumor & Thoracic
Bristol Myers Squibb
11 days ago
Remote friendly (Princeton, NJ)
United States
Operations
Position Summary
- Lead project management, strategic planning, and operational excellence to execute the integrated Global Medical Plan for Solid Tumor/Thoracic teams across portfolio assets.
- Act as project management leader for key Medical Affairs Alliance activities with external partners, ensuring governance/decision-making and integrated planning across both organizations.
Key Responsibilities
- Partner with Medical Product Lead (MPL) and Disease Area teams to translate AIMS strategy into integrated portfolio plans (milestones, deliverables, dependencies) and ensure aligned execution.
- Lead AIMS operational planning/execution: meeting management, project tracking, and deliverable coordination.
- Oversee project plans/timelines; integrate cross-functional/external inputs; ensure delivery of key milestones.
- Serve as a central connector across Medical, Clinical Development, HEOR, Commercial, and external partners.
- Drive prioritization, risk visibility, and consistent ways of working; manage budgets and support prioritization/tradeoffs.
- Lead alliance/joint medical governance prep (e.g., JSCs), action tracking, and decision-ready materials.
- Support strategic planning (scenario planning/prioritization).
- Coordinate key Medical activities: congress planning, ICP/CIP, symposia/sponsorship tracking, vendor management.
- Partner with Finance on budget planning/forecasting/performance tracking.
Qualifications & Experience
- BS in Life Sciences/Physical Sciences or related; MSc/PharmD/MBA preferred.
- 10+ years in pharma research/development/medical affairs/commercialization with cross-functional project management and/or strategy/operations.
- Strong oncology/hematology experience preferred; solid drug development/Medical Affairs understanding.
- Experience managing complex multi-site, international cross-functional projects.
- Strong written/oral communication; leadership, structured thinking, proactive problem-solving; influence without authority; comfort with ambiguity; travel.
Benefits (explicitly listed)
- Health coverage; wellbeing programs; 401(k) and insurance/disability benefits; paid time off (including flexible time off options by location).
Application Instructions
- Apply even if you don’t perfectly match your resume.
- Lead project management, strategic planning, and operational excellence to execute the integrated Global Medical Plan for Solid Tumor/Thoracic teams across portfolio assets.
- Act as project management leader for key Medical Affairs Alliance activities with external partners, ensuring governance/decision-making and integrated planning across both organizations.
Key Responsibilities
- Partner with Medical Product Lead (MPL) and Disease Area teams to translate AIMS strategy into integrated portfolio plans (milestones, deliverables, dependencies) and ensure aligned execution.
- Lead AIMS operational planning/execution: meeting management, project tracking, and deliverable coordination.
- Oversee project plans/timelines; integrate cross-functional/external inputs; ensure delivery of key milestones.
- Serve as a central connector across Medical, Clinical Development, HEOR, Commercial, and external partners.
- Drive prioritization, risk visibility, and consistent ways of working; manage budgets and support prioritization/tradeoffs.
- Lead alliance/joint medical governance prep (e.g., JSCs), action tracking, and decision-ready materials.
- Support strategic planning (scenario planning/prioritization).
- Coordinate key Medical activities: congress planning, ICP/CIP, symposia/sponsorship tracking, vendor management.
- Partner with Finance on budget planning/forecasting/performance tracking.
Qualifications & Experience
- BS in Life Sciences/Physical Sciences or related; MSc/PharmD/MBA preferred.
- 10+ years in pharma research/development/medical affairs/commercialization with cross-functional project management and/or strategy/operations.
- Strong oncology/hematology experience preferred; solid drug development/Medical Affairs understanding.
- Experience managing complex multi-site, international cross-functional projects.
- Strong written/oral communication; leadership, structured thinking, proactive problem-solving; influence without authority; comfort with ambiguity; travel.
Benefits (explicitly listed)
- Health coverage; wellbeing programs; 401(k) and insurance/disability benefits; paid time off (including flexible time off options by location).
Application Instructions
- Apply even if you don’t perfectly match your resume.