Develop and execute the regional Medical Affairs strategy and medical plans for Cardiometabolic and Neurology diagnostics, translating diagnostic and digital innovations into appropriate clinical practice.
Responsibilities
Develop and implement disease-area medical plans aligned with global medical strategy, regional priorities, local healthcare needs, and available resources; define objectives, milestones and measures of medical impact.
Partner with country teams, Market Access, Marketing, Regulatory, and global Medical Affairs to translate regional strategy into feasible local activities while maintaining independent scientific judgment.
Identify clinical, educational and evidence gaps; consolidate field insights, recommend actions, and review priorities and workload with the line manager.
Build trusted, non-promotional scientific relationships with clinicians, investigators, laboratory specialists, scientific societies and other relevant healthcare stakeholders.
Build and manage regional medical KOLs network for the assigned disease focus area, and maintain professional relationships with KOLs, professional societies and academic centers.
Requirements
Bachelor's in Medicine, Pharmacy, Biomedical or life sciences
Master's degree or PhD
Nice to have: Pharmaceutical Medical Affairs experience
Nice to have: Deep expertise in cardio-metabolic and neurology
Nice to have: Experience in diagnostics, biomarkers, laboratory-clinical pathways
The Director, Global Implementation Science will support and/or lead the scientific strategy and operational execution of implementation science studies. This role designs, directs, and interprets mixed‑methods research to generate pragmatic evidence that accelerates adoption, scale-up, and real‑world optimization of novel HIV products across diverse settings.
Locations (2)
Durham, North Carolina, United States
London, England, United Kingdom
Responsibilities
Lead scientific design and methodological frameworks for implementation science (IS) studies, ensuring rigor and relevance to program
Develop and apply mixed‑methods approaches (qualitative, quantitative, hybrid designs) and appropriate implementation science frameworks (e.g., CFIR, RE‑AIM)
Oversee data analysis plans, interpretation of results, and production of deliverables including clinical study reports, evidence summaries, manuscripts, posters, and abstracts
Translate IS findings into actionable recommendations for adoption, scale‑up, and programme optimization across global markets
Partner closely with cross‑functional teams to align evidence generation with strategy and decision needs
Seeking an experienced Senior Data Scientist to lead the development and deployment of advanced data science solutions that transform complex healthcare data into actionable insights for biopharmaceutical partners.
Compensation
Competitive annual base salary ranging from $125,300 to $178,900, depending on location, qualifications, experience, and relevant skills.
Responsibilities
Define and establish governed definitions for high-priority derived variables
Develop quality control rules for each data transformation stage
Maintain comprehensive documentation of data pipelines, data models, and transformation logic
Strengthen analytical assets and data pipelines, transforming prototypes into robust, scalable, and production-ready solutions
Partner with engineering teams to evaluate deliverables against client expectations and quality standards
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a relevant field or equivalent professional experience
Advanced degree in measurement, statistics, epidemiology, or a related discipline
The Regional Medical Lead (RML) for ICON Neuroscience is a critical leadership role working in a matrix environment with Medical and cross-functional teams that define Global strategies and support country affiliates in advancing the pipeline and enabling launch success.
Compensation
Princeton - NJ - US: $207,490 - $251,433
Responsibilities
Represent ICON and connect Global and Local
Lead Global & Local (G&L) strategic integration by representing market needs, translating global direction into actionable regional plans, and ensuring country insights meaningfully shape Global strategies
Partner closely with Global Medical Product Leads (MPLs) and global cross functional working groups translating Global objectives into a Regional perspective that supports the commercialization of scientifically differentiated assets
Proactively seek timely and quality inputs and feedback from Local teams to inform clinical programs and commercialization strategies and represent & advocate for Regional and Local needs within Global settings
Serve as the central liaison between Global Medical and Country Medical leadership and business leaders in the region ensuring aligned communication, coordinated execution, and timely escalation of needs, risks, and strategic priorities
Requirements
Advanced degree preferred (e.g., PharmD, PhD, MD)
Nice to have: Neuroscience experience
Nice to have: Psychiatry experience
Executive Director, Head of US Rare Endocrinology and Rare Tumors
The Executive Director, Head of US Rare Endocrinology and Rare Tumors will provide senior medical leadership and full US Medical Affairs strategic ownership for all in-country Medical Affairs activities for Alexion's Rare Endocrinology and Rare Tumors portfolio.
Compensation
The annual base pay for this position ranges from $ 282,046.40 - 423,069.60 Annual USD. Base pay offered may vary depending on multiple individualized factors, including market location, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience. In addition, our positions offer a short-term incentive bonus opportunity; eligibility to participate in our equity-based long-term incentive program.
Responsibilities
Advance understanding of the US Rare Endocrinology and Rare Tumors medical and treatment landscape
Lead the design and execution of the strategy and tactical plans for assigned tumors
Serve as the senior US medical leader for the therapeutic area
Lead and develop a high-performing Medical Affairs team
Define portfolio priorities, resource needs, and budget planning
Requirements
Advanced scientific or clinical degree, including M.D., PharmD, Ph.D., or equivalent advanced degree
The analytical and strategic engine of the Medical Innovation organization, architecting the shift from retrospective data reporting to forward-looking, predictive medical intelligence.
Locations (2)
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Morristown, New Jersey, United States
Compensation
The salary range for this position is: $206,250.00 - $297,916.66
Responsibilities
Define and own the Medical Intelligence roadmap, shifting Medical Affairs from 'reporting data' to 'predictive strategy'.
Build and lead the Data Strategy framework that connects clinical evidence, real-world data, field insights, and digital health data streams into a unified, actionable intelligence layer for Medical Affairs.
Champion Medical Plai and other predictive analytics platforms, overseeing their design, testing, and integration into Medical Affairs planning and decision-making workflows.
Own and evolve the Medical Care Gaps identification and analysis framework, ensuring it drives meaningful prioritization across GBU Medical strategies and evidence generation plans.
Help shape the long-term direction of NEC’s clinical registry products and services. Identify what registry owners, commissioners and clinical teams need, assess where NEC should invest and build partnerships to develop those opportunities.
Responsibilities
Lead research into customer needs, commissioning priorities and competitor offerings.
Develop business cases for new or improved services, including likely demand, costs, pricing options and delivery implications.
Build relationships with medical societies, clinical registry leads, academic groups, healthcare providers and MedTech organisations.
Advise customers and colleagues on how registry design, participation and data quality affect clinical audit, outcomes reporting and real-world evidence (RWE).
Engage with external stakeholders such as key opinion leaders, healthcare providers, industry and regulatory agencies.
Lead and execute Japan Medical Affairs strategy for gastrointestinal and pancreatic cancers, engaging KOLs, overseeing scientific activities, and collaborating cross-functionally.
Responsibilities
Develop and execute Japan Medical Affairs strategy and tactical plans for GI region
Establish and maintain trusted scientific relationships with key opinion leaders, investigators, and healthcare professionals across Japan
Provide medical oversight and scientific input to cross-functional teams
Contribute to medical input in promotional and non-promotional materials, internal training, and advisory boards
Plan and execute medical meetings, education, symposia, and congress participation
Requirements
Nice to have: Advanced scientific or medical degrees (MD, RPh, Ns, PhD, MPh, or MS)
Nice to have: Experience in Gastrointestinal and Pancreatic cancers
Lead a multidisciplinary team to generate high-quality clinical intelligence and evidence across the Breast & Gynaecology portfolio using real-world evidence and AI.
Compensation
The annual base pay for this position ranges from $ 203.213,60 - 304.820,40 Annual USD. Base pay offered may vary depending on multiple individualized factors, including market location, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience. In addition, our positions offer a short-term incentive bonus opportunity; eligibility to participate in our equity-based long-term incentive program.
Responsibilities
Define and evolve the Clinical Intelligence & Evidence strategy for Breast & Gynaecology
Provide scientific leadership in epidemiology and Real-World Evidence
Work closely with drug development teams to translate clinical and portfolio questions into research objectives
Apply Real-World Evidence to support clinical development questions
Shape the appropriate use of machine learning and AI within Real-World Evidence
Requirements
Advanced degree (PhD, MPH, MD, or MSc) in Statistics, Epidemiology, Public Health, Data Science, Mathematics, or related field
Nice to have: Oncology breast and/or gynaecological cancers
Lead the development and optimization of MedIS (Medical Insights Engine) capabilities to ensure data accessibility, quality, and strategic utility across the Medical Innovation ecosystem.
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