Global Medical Affairs Leader, Autoantibody
Johnson & Johnson
10 hours ago
Remote friendly (Horsham, PA)
United States
Medical Affairs
Global Medical Affairs Leader (GMAL), Autoantibody (Director level IC) in Immunology Global Medical Affairs (Horsham, PA; hybrid: 3 days office/2 days remote).
Purpose
- Lead clinical-commercial optimization aspects for asset development and life-cycle management strategies/plans for nipocalimab.
- Partner with GMA Strategy & Execution, Regional Medical TA/product leaders, and Clinical Development Leader to develop integrated global medical affairs perspectives, strategies, and plans.
You will be responsible for
- Develop global medical affairs strategy/plans for compounds (in development or marketed) aligned to global medical objectives and prioritized regional needs.
- Collaborate with regional medical affairs; maintain two-way communication on plans, progress, and decisions.
- Define internal training strategy for global/regional market access and medical affairs teams.
- Oversee global publication planning (manuscripts, abstracts, posters, papers) and pre-launch KOL communications/speaker development.
- Review manuscripts/presentations/posters for strategic alignment and effective communication.
- Ensure global activities follow compliance principles.
- Coordinate pre-/post-launch medical activities, symposia, and congresses with regions.
- Own medical education strategy and approval/creation of external medical materials (e.g., HCP education).
- Manage opinion leader relations and product/TA global advisory boards; review Medical Information Core Responses for new products.
- Provide medical input into market research and health outcomes research.
Qualifications / Requirements
- Advanced scientific/medical degree (MD/PhD/PharmD) required.
- 8+ years relevant pharmaceutical industry experience in medical/clinical or scientific functions required.
- Medical Affairs experience required.
- Matrix environment experience and global mindset required.
- Ethical decision-making track record required.
- Ability to lead cross-functional teams required.
- Strong experience managing strategic relationships with medical experts/opinion leaders required.
- 25% domestic/international travel required.
Highly preferred
- Prior global medical affairs; rheumatology/immunology/rare disease; launch experience; established KOL network.
- In-depth study/clinical methodology and data review/analysis.
- Knowledge of study execution, benefit-risk and life-cycle management.
Purpose
- Lead clinical-commercial optimization aspects for asset development and life-cycle management strategies/plans for nipocalimab.
- Partner with GMA Strategy & Execution, Regional Medical TA/product leaders, and Clinical Development Leader to develop integrated global medical affairs perspectives, strategies, and plans.
You will be responsible for
- Develop global medical affairs strategy/plans for compounds (in development or marketed) aligned to global medical objectives and prioritized regional needs.
- Collaborate with regional medical affairs; maintain two-way communication on plans, progress, and decisions.
- Define internal training strategy for global/regional market access and medical affairs teams.
- Oversee global publication planning (manuscripts, abstracts, posters, papers) and pre-launch KOL communications/speaker development.
- Review manuscripts/presentations/posters for strategic alignment and effective communication.
- Ensure global activities follow compliance principles.
- Coordinate pre-/post-launch medical activities, symposia, and congresses with regions.
- Own medical education strategy and approval/creation of external medical materials (e.g., HCP education).
- Manage opinion leader relations and product/TA global advisory boards; review Medical Information Core Responses for new products.
- Provide medical input into market research and health outcomes research.
Qualifications / Requirements
- Advanced scientific/medical degree (MD/PhD/PharmD) required.
- 8+ years relevant pharmaceutical industry experience in medical/clinical or scientific functions required.
- Medical Affairs experience required.
- Matrix environment experience and global mindset required.
- Ethical decision-making track record required.
- Ability to lead cross-functional teams required.
- Strong experience managing strategic relationships with medical experts/opinion leaders required.
- 25% domestic/international travel required.
Highly preferred
- Prior global medical affairs; rheumatology/immunology/rare disease; launch experience; established KOL network.
- In-depth study/clinical methodology and data review/analysis.
- Knowledge of study execution, benefit-risk and life-cycle management.