Relay Therapeutics

Executive Director / Vice President, Medical Affairs

Cambridge, MA · Exec

Sponsorship not specified$225k-$353kDetected 6 days ago

GCPClinical TrialsClinical ResearchResearchLeadershipCommunicationCollaboration

About the role

We are seeking an individual who is an excellent communicator with strong interpersonal skills, a skilled relationship builder and experienced in leading a medical organization into and through rare disease commercialization.
Serve as a subject matter expert in vascular anomalies and provide critical medical input into the development strategies of clinical programs.
Provide leadership for congress strategy and key opinion leader engagement, including proactive facilitation of thought leader interactions and comprehensive review and presentation of key insights and feedback.

Establish and maintain credible scientific interactions with national and regional opinion leaders, clinicians, researchers, and centers of excellence focused on vascular anomalies.
Lead development of disease-state and protocol-level communication plans with external stakeholders and partners to drive trial awareness and referral of potential patients.
Understanding of the design and execution of research studies.
shift from enrollment support to scientific engagement and treating-center readiness.

Clinical or prior pharmaceutical industry experience in rare disease is strongly preferred.
Demonstrated expertise in genetic rare diseases, inherited disorders, genomic medicine, or orphan drug development preferred.

Actual base salary will depend on a number of factors, including but not limited to, a candidate's education, experience, skills and location.
[$225,000 - $353,000].

Plan, develop, and execute an integrated Medical Affairs strategy with internal and external stakeholders, key opinion leaders (KOLs), clinical sites, and patients for Relay Tx's vascular anomaly programs.
Build the scientific platform and lead publication planning and execution, ensuring a coherent data narrative across congresses, peer-reviewed literature, and medical education as the program moves toward approval.
Evolve the field medical strategy from trial enrollment and investigator engagement toward launch-stage scientific engagement, patient identification at scale, and treating-center capability building.
Plan and conduct Medical Advisory Boards in collaboration with external partners to obtain critical feedback and insights on Relay Tx's vascular anomaly programs.
Design and build the field medical organization required at launch, including MSL team scaling, territory and center-of-excellence coverage models, and metrics that
Coach, develop, and retain a high-performing team by creating and providing opportunities for learning and advancement.
Health sciences advanced or doctoral degree, such as a PharmD, MD, or PhD highly preferred.
PA, MSN, NP, DNP accompanied by previous pharmaceutical industry or clinical research experience in the area of genetic s, inherited disorders, medical genetics, or related therapeutic areas will be considered.

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