Medical Director Neisseria Vaccines

Role Summary

Office Based Medical Affairs Director responsible for contributing to the US Medical Affairs medical strategy and scientific activities for key Neisseria assets and achieving medical objectives, with alignment to US Commercial, Vaccines Global Medical, and the US Medical matrix.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to and/or lead the development and execution of the US Medical operation plans for Neisseria.
• Design training and program content that educates and shapes awareness of our vaccines based on adult learning principles and tailored for each role’s appropriate competency level.
• Continuously evaluate the best learning methods considering the current environment and situation.
• Lead appropriate engagement between GSK and external stakeholders to advance scientific and medical understanding, including the appropriate development and use of our vaccines and management of disease.
• Coordinate with the US medical science liaison, policy and payor teams to ensure alignment and effective engagement with top US EEs, policy and payor decision makers.
• Work in conjunction with US Health Economics and Outcomes Research (USHEOR) team to contribute to the planning and execution of local evidence.
• Responsible for ensuring that plans and activities are implemented in a manner that is compliant with scientific engagement principles, G’K's Code of Practice, and GSK values.
• Ensure all communications are scientifically accurate, balanced, remain aligned with the medical strategy.
• Continuously evaluate the vaccine readiness needs across USMA
• Participate in the design and execution of special transformative initiative across USMA.

Qualifications

• Required: MD or Master’s degree, PhD, PharmD in science related field.
• Required: 3+ years pharmaceutical industry experience.
• Preferred: Medical Affairs experience.
• Preferred: Strong organization, planning, and business acumen skills.
• Preferred: Prior experience working in a matrix environment.
• Preferred: Knowledge of US healthcare environment including disease-specific research priorities, public health need, competitor landscape, clinical practice trends or guidelines evolution.