Senior Scientific Director, Medical Affairs

Responsibilities

As Senior Scientific Director, Medical Affairs, you will serve as the senior medical and scientific leader to generate and implement Medical Affairs strategy, maintaining the highest scientific rigor, and medical compliance. You will serve as a Disease State expert as well as Medical Reviewer for MLR and Promotional review.

Medical Strategy & Scientific Leadership

• Champion development and execution of the cross-functional Integrated Medical Affairs Plan, ensuring alignment with overall asset strategy and company goals
• Maintain deep scientific and medical knowledge of CNS disease state including treatment landscape and clinical decision making
• Work with publications and Medical Education leads, setting educational areas of interest for unsolicited continuing medical education grants, omnichannel approaches, and peer-to-peer programs
• Proactively bring HCPs voice on cross-functional teams, to enable effective and impactful decision making
• Identify data gaps to be addressed through an Integrated Data Generation Plan, set areas of interest for Investigator Initiated Studies, and partner with Health Outcomes and Economic Research to prioritize areas for real-world evidence generation
• Provide training for internal staff on investigational and/or approved products, disease state and unmet needs
• Assist with data generation, data analyses and interpretation as it relates to Phase 4 studies

External Engagement & Scientific Communications

• Medical reviewer for Medical, Legal and Regulatory Committee and the Promotional Review Committee
• Oversight and hands on support in generation and dissemination of clinical and non-clinical data that supports the medical strategy and results in high quality publications
• Develop and cultivate long-term strategic partnerships representing Definium with clinical experts, societies, collaborative groups, advocacy groups, and other external stakeholders
• Participate in developing and presenting medical content at congresses, symposia and advisory boards