Responsibilities
- Act as the primary medical affairs representative and subject matter expert in tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy for internal teams and external partners across the U.S. and globally.
- Collaborate with cross-functional departments including Commercial Quality, Market Access, Clinical Development, and Medical Affairs to advance organizational goals.
- Engage in Medical Affairs working groups to align on strategic initiatives and medical planning.
- Represent the organization at scientific conferences, industry meetings, and regional educational events.
- Deliver expert clinical review and input on disease strategy documents, slide decks, manuscripts, training materials, investigator-initiated trial protocols, advisory board agendas, standard response letters, and brand plans.
- Collaborate with Scientific Communications to design publication timelines, conduct gap assessments, and define core messaging.
- Engage with internal stakeholders across Medical Affairs, Operations, Commercial, Clinical Research, Manufacturing, Regulatory, Project Management, and Training teams to ensure alignment on medical strategy.
- Interact with external experts including clinical investigators, key opinion leaders, non-physician healthcare providers, and advisory groups to inform therapeutic area direction.
Work Arrangement
Remote (City/Region)
Interaction with key stakeholders, as a therapeutic area medical strategy expert: Internal
Engage with internal stakeholders including Medical Affairs, ATC Operations, Commercial, Clinical Science, Clinical Operations, Research Alliances, Manufacturing, Quality, Marketing, Market Access, Regulatory Affairs, Project Management, and Training teams to align on medical strategy and execution.
Interaction with key stakeholders, as a therapeutic area medical strategy expert: External
Collaborate with external partners such as clinical investigators, key opinion leaders, non-physician healthcare professionals, steering committees, and advisory boards to guide therapeutic development and medical planning.
