Global Medical Affairs Strategy Lead

Key Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with R&D, Commercial, Access, and Corporate Communications to shape pipeline/portfolio strategies and align medical plans with objectives.
- Support launch planning with cross-functional medical affairs and commercial brand teams.
- Partner with clinical development and study execution teams to provide scientific/medical expertise for trial design strategy and recruitment.
- Develop integrated medical evidence plans for early pipeline assets (therapeutic and diagnostic agents).
- Support medical communication strategy and execution across publications, congress planning, advisory boards, and KOL engagement.
- Provide medical leadership across the medical matrix team (medical positioning, field medical engagement, external education).
- Engage key external thought leaders, medical organizations, and patient advocacy groups to inform strategy and uphold scientific credibility.
- Mentor and develop medical staff in a matrix environment.
- Leverage AI to drive program/portfolio/functional performance via prioritization and scaled adoption.

Qualifications & Experience:
- MD, DO, PharmD, or PhD (or equivalent scientific/medical training).
- 5–7 years in oncology medical affairs in pharma/biotech; radiopharmaceutical experience preferred.
- Demonstrated collaboration with clinical development, corporate communications, and commercial teams.
- Experience building/executing global medical strategy (medical evidence generation; scientific narrative/medical communications).
- Ability to lead global cross-functional medical matrix teams.
- Strong communication, stakeholder management, analytical/problem-solving, strategic thinking, and execution.

Benefits (included):
- Health coverage (medical, pharmacy, dental, vision); wellbeing support; 401(k); disability and life insurance.
- Paid time off options (flexible/unlimited for some; plus annual paid vacation for others).

Application:
- If you’re interested but don’t perfectly match, apply anyway.