Director/Senior Director, Clinical Pharmacology
Relay Therapeutics · Cambridge, MA
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Role summary
Relay Therapeutics seeks a Director/Senior Director of Clinical Pharmacology to lead clinical pharmacology strategy and execution across drug development programs. The role involves directing clinical pharmacology planning, regulatory interactions, and technical oversight to support clinical studies and product advancement.
Where this listing comes from
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What they're looking for
- Advanced degree in pharmacology, pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacy, or related field
- Minimum 6-8 years of clinical pharmacology experience in drug development
- Regulatory authority interaction experience and knowledge of regulatory guidelines
- NDA filing experience desired
- Strong leadership and team collaboration skills
- Excellent oral and written communication abilities
What you'll be doing
- Lead clinical pharmacology strategy and planning for assigned development programs
- Direct clinical pharmacology component of integrated development plans and clinical studies
- Lead clinical pharmacology profiling to support dosing algorithms and exposure-response analyses
- Oversee clinical pharmacology vendor relationships and conduct analyses
- Contribute to regulatory submissions and interactions with health authorities
Privacy & handoff
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