Senior Medical Director, Global Med Affairs - Oncology
Johnson & Johnson · Raritan, NJ
Medical AffairsFull-time$164k–$283kCompany career page
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Role summary
Johnson & Johnson seeks a Senior Medical Director for Global Medical Affairs in Oncology, specifically focusing on Multiple Myeloma. The role involves leading global clinical studies, protocol development, and cross-functional collaboration to advance myeloma treatment compounds toward curative regimens.
What they're looking for
- M.D. or equivalent advanced medical degree
- Trained hematologist or oncologist, or substantial hematology clinical study experience
- Minimum 3 years clinical research experience in academic or pharmaceutical settings
- Knowledge of cancer/hematology research application to drug development
- Multiple myeloma experience and engagement with myeloma medical experts preferred
- Strong oral, written, and presentation skills including report development
- Ability to lead cross-functional study teams in matrix environments
What you'll be doing
- Lead conduct and operational execution of a global multiple myeloma clinical study
- Develop protocols and work with R&D clinical leaders on myeloma compound advancement
- Engage external myeloma experts and medical community in scientific advocacy
- Interpret research results, support health authority interactions, and identify new research opportunities
- Manage internal study working group and liaison between company and clinical investigators
Key requirements
- Therapeutic area
- Oncology
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