Executive Medical Director

Role: Executive Medical Director leading clinical development in rare neuroendocrine and metabolic diseases, overseeing Phase 1–3 programs from design to regulatory submission. Responsibilities: serve as senior clinical leader, develop and optimize clinical strategies and protocols, provide medical oversight and safety leadership, manage global regulatory interactions, interpret complex trial data, and mentor cross-functional teams. Collaborate with external KOLs and contribute to scientific communication. Requirements: MD degree, board certification in endocrinology, pediatrics, genetics, or internal medicine preferred; 8-10+ years in biopharma clinical development with experience managing global trials and regulatory submissions; strong expertise in GCP, pharmacovigilance, and rare disease indications. HighValue: rare neuroendocrine diseases, metabolic indications, Phase 1–3, global regulatory experience, clinical leadership, therapeutic area expertise in endocrinology/metabolism. WorkSetup: hybrid Boston; travel up to 20%.