Global Medical Affairs Leader, Autoantibody

Role Summary

Global Medical Affairs Leader, Autoantibody – Director responsible for leading clinical-commercial optimization for asset development and lifecycle management strategies for nipocalimab. Partners with GMA Strategy and Execution, Regional Medical TA/product leaders, and Clinical Development Leader to develop integrated global medical affairs perspectives, strategies, and plans.

Responsibilities

• Develop medical affairs strategy and plans for the compound (development or marketed) based on prioritized regional needs in alignment with global medical objectives
• Collaborate with regional medical affairs to maintain open, two-way communication about plans, progress, and decisions
• Lead internal training strategy to educate global and regional market access and medical affairs teams
• Oversee global publications planning (pre-launch and lifecycle) including manuscripts, abstracts, posters, papers, and pre-launch global KOL communications & speaker development
• Review manuscripts/presentations/posters to ensure alignment with strategy and effective communication
• Ensure all global activities comply with Johnson & Johnson compliance principles
• Coordinate pre- and post-launch medical activities, medical symposia, and congress activities with regions
• Lead medical education strategy and create/approve medical material for external use (e.g., HCP education)
• Manage opinion leader relations and global advisory boards
• Review Medical Information Core Responses for new products
• May serve on Safety Management Team(s), Compound Development Team(s), and Global Commercial Team(s)
• Collaborate with global commercial and market access leaders for marketed compounds
• Provide medical input into market research and health outcomes research conducted by commercial and market access teams

Qualifications

• An advanced scientific/medical degree (e.g., MD, PhD, PharmD) is required
• 8‚Äì10+ years of relevant medical/clinical experience or scientific function in the pharmaceutical industry is required
• Medical Affairs experience is highly preferred
• Prior global medical affairs experience is highly preferred
• Experience in neurology/rare disease is highly preferred
• Launch experience is highly preferred
• Established network with medical experts/opinion leaders in neurology is preferred
• Ability to work in a matrix environment and manage global complexity
• Global mindset and ability to partner cross-culturally/regionally
• Knowledge of study/clinical methodology, data reviews, and analysis is preferred
• Proven track record leading matrixed, cross-functional teams
• Strong experience developing and managing relationships with medical experts/opinion leaders
• Ethical decision-making track record
• Minimum 25% domestic and international travel required
• Location: Horsham, PA with hybrid schedule (three days in office, two remote per week)