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About our client
Our client is an international CRO headquartered in New York that is focused on the development and commercialization of various oncology and dermatology therapeutics. The company has an experienced management team, a varied selection of interesting protocols and an empowering corporate culture that is focused on the long-term professional development of its employees.
Position Location
Director Medical Affairs Rye Brook, New York
Salary
Highly competitive package, commensurate with experience
Responsibilities
1) Provide direct and supportive medical oncology services to multiple clients
2) Interact with the sponsor in protocol reviewing or development
3) Perform literature analysis of therapeutic areas involved in the sponsor’s clinical development
4) Manage all aspects of medical monitoring specifically focusing on oncology (patient eligibility, protocol deviations and protocol interpretation)
5) Work in a matrix environment with Clinical Affairs (project managers, lead CRAs, etc.), Data Management and Biometrics
6) Create team structures, including a defined decision-making process that supports objectives and meets timelines
7) Communicate with clients and client project managers, to promote project schedule adherence
8) Ensure that projects are adequately staffed with personnel and resources and also meet high-quality standards
9) Provide guidance on medical and scientific issues
10) Interact with principal investigators and opinion leaders
11) Develop and maintain work guidelines, department metrics and project tools
12) Coordinate training and education programs to ensure that the staff is trained (as needed), including relevant therapeutic areas (focusing on oncology), ICH guidelines and regulatory requirements
13) Collaborate with the staff, inter- and intra-departmentally on proposal development process
14) Make presentations and represent the company at professional meetings as well as with prospective and existing clients
15) Participate in business development presentations (as required)
16) Manage personnel activities and provide guidance for professional development of staff
17) Coordinate resource distribution across projects and conduct interviews
18) Make hiring recommendations and lead disciplinary actions
19) Participate in business development visits to current and potential clients
20) Deliver performance reviews with a focus in therapeutic expertise
21) Participate in staffing the company’s exhibit booth at medical conferences
22) Contribute to scientific publications by reviewing for scientific accuracy, content, consistency and conclusions
23) Collaborate with business development in review, writing, presentation and defense proposals
24) Interact with the Clinical Safety Department and investigators regarding pharmacovigilance and study implementation
25) Provide leadership and supervision with an oncology focus within Medical Affairs
26) Oversee successful clinical input and medical monitoring for multiple clients
27) Provide guidance and support to project teams
28) Interface with sponsors and regulatory authorities
29) Work with sponsors and Medical Affairs in protocol development and/or review
30) Perform all other duties as assigned
Requirements
1) Medical degree (MD)
2) 5 – 7 years of industry experience, including at least 3 years of clinical trial experience (or minimum 5 years of industry experience and/or clinical trial experience with drugs, devices or biologics)
3) Medical license (Board certification a plus)
4) Experience in working for a CRO (management experience preferred)
5) Experience in clinical development plans of new chemical entities, biological products and devices
6) Experience in CDER, CBER, CDRH and international regulatory agencies a plus
7) In-depth knowledge of the drug development process
8) Proficiency in operating computer applications and navigating the internet
9) Superb organizational skills with ability to work in a high-volume and strict deadline environment
10) Excellent interpersonal skills
11) Strong leadership and management skills
12) Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously and manage multi-functional teams
13) Creative problem-solving skills
14) Ability to work with office equipment and software like MS Office (MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint)
15) Ability to work independently
16) Excellent communication skills (verbal and written)

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