Vice President Global Medical Affairs, Solid Tumors
Johnson & Johnson · Raritan, NJ
Medical AffairsFull-time$218k–$401kCompany career page
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Role summary
Johnson & Johnson seeks a Vice President to lead global medical affairs strategy for solid tumor oncology products. This office-based role in Raritan, New Jersey reports to the VP of Oncology Global Medical Affairs and oversees clinical differentiation, evidence generation, and worldwide medical adoption strategies.
What they're looking for
- Advanced degree (MPH, PharmD, PhD, or MD)
- Leadership experience managing medical affairs teams and organizations
- Strategic planning and execution in oncology or pharmaceutical medical affairs
- Experience with evidence generation programs and scientific communications
- Knowledge of clinical development processes and lifecycle management
- Demonstrated ability to build external partnerships with medical societies and stakeholders
What you'll be doing
- Design and execute global medical and scientific strategies for solid tumor portfolio to drive patient outcomes
- Lead the Global Medical Affairs solid tumor team, setting strategic priorities and driving organizational effectiveness
- Develop and oversee worldwide evidence generation programs and scientific communication activities
- Create medical adoption strategies and partner with R&D, regional teams, and external stakeholders
- Build organizational capabilities and talent in solid tumor medical affairs; lead digital transformation initiatives
Key requirements
- Therapeutic area
- Oncology
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