Global Clinical Program Lead, Immunology
AstraZeneca · Cambridge Kendall SQ, MA
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Role summary
Global Clinical Program Lead for immunology cell therapy programs at a pharmaceutical company. Provides medical and scientific oversight for clinical development from early to late phases, managing study design, protocols, regulatory documentation, and safety surveillance across cross-functional teams.
Where this listing comes from
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What they're looking for
- Medical degree (MD or MD-PhD) with specialist training in rheumatology or clinical immunology
- Minimum 5 years pharma industry experience leading clinical trials through approval phases
- Knowledge of biostatistics, global regulatory environment, and pharmacovigilance
- Experience designing clinical programs and developing clinical development plans
- Strong presentation and cross-functional communication skills
- Experience with CAR-T or engineered cell therapies preferred
What you'll be doing
- Lead study design and clinical development strategy for cell therapy programs
- Drive clinical and scientific decisions within global study teams
- Oversee clinical, scientific, and ethical components including patient safety and GCP compliance
- Review clinical study reports and contribute to key sections of regulatory documentation
- Manage adverse event reporting and safety surveillance at study and program levels
Key requirements
- Therapeutic area
- Immunology
Privacy & handoff
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