Waters Corporation

Waters Corporation

Director Medical Affairs - Clinical Microbiology - US Remote

US · Director

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 123 days ago
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About the role

  • Waters Advanced Diagnostics is seeking a Director, Medical Affairs, to provide strategic and scientific leadership across the Medical Affairs function.
  • This role will help shape how clinical, scientific, and market insights inform product strategy across microbiology, molecular, point-of-care, and other high-value diagnostic workflows in regulated clinical settings.
  • The Director serves as a senior Medical Affairs representative, partnering closely with Research and Development, Clinical Affairs…

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