Responsibilities

• Lead strategic Medical Communications within the Therapeutic Area Medical Unit model, partnering with Medical Directors to develop and execute integrated medical communication strategies across commercial products and pipeline programs.
• Partner with the Medical Directors, Clinical Development, Research, Regulatory, HEOR/RWD, Field Medical, Commercial, and Corporate Communications to translate scientific evidence into medical communication strategies that support annual medical plans and corporate objectives.
• Lead the development of multichannel disease state education assets, peer-to-peer web-based and other HCP engagement strategies while ensuring scientific accuracy, objectivity, fair-balance, and alignment with internal medical communications plans.
• Oversee Medical Affairs website/content hub strategy, including content planning, taxonomy/SEO considerations, asset upload readiness, Veeva/MLR review coordination, and user experience input.
• Support integration of new assets, products, or therapeutic areas into medical communications platforms, including development of disease-state, pipeline, clinical trial, congress, publication, and mechanism-of-action content.
• Lead planning and execution for medical congress presence, including communication objectives, exhibit booth strategy, vendor coordination, logistics, booth staffing, asset development, and post-congress follow-up.
• Lead development and review of medical press releases, congress-related communications, and associated social/digital content in partnership with Corporate Communications, and external partners.
• Collaborate with Medical leadership to develop internal communications highlighting Medical Affairs activities and impact.
• Support Medical Information and Field Medical content development by providing scientific content strategy, therapeutic area context, and alignment with broader Medical Communications plans to inform response development and resource prioritization.
• Maintain awareness of scientific publications, competitive insights, and disease state knowledge.

Requirements

• Advance degree (PharmD, PhD, MD or equivalent)
• 10+ years of progressive Medical Affairs experience, including Medical Communications and Medical Information leadership responsibilities.
• Demonstrated ability to develop and implement strategic medical communications
• Experience with digital medical communications platforms, content management systems, and multichannel engagement strategies.
• Experience in Medical Information operations, inquiry management, and compliant scientific exchange.
• Vendor management including performance, quality, and budget oversight
• In depth knowledge of Medical Affairs ethics and compliance environment
• Travel expectations: approximately 20%, domestic and international

Benefits

• the compensation package that includes health and insurance benefits, training, and development opportunities, as well as performance-based bonus eligibility.