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Executive Director of Clinical Development

About the Company

Pioneering biopharmaceutical company

Industry Pharmaceuticals

Type Privately Held

About the Role

The Company is seeking an Executive Director of Clinical Development to lead the design and successful implementation of clinical trials for its various programs. The successful candidate will be the Clinical Development Lead for one or more clinical programs, driving the development of strategies to identify, monitor, and mitigate program-level issues and risks. This role is pivotal in ensuring the timely communication of key information across different functions and in contributing to the design of clinical trials and the development of protocols to meet the objectives of the clinical development plan. The Executive Director will also be responsible for providing oversight of medical monitoring, contributing to regulatory documents, and leading a cross-functional development subteam.

Applicants for the Executive Director of Clinical Development position at the company should have a strong background in clinical development, with a focus on leading and implementing clinical trials. The role requires the ability to work with both internal and external stakeholders, provide scientific and medical input for regulatory documents, and ensure compliance with relevant regulatory requirements. The ideal candidate will have experience in setting strategies for Advisory Boards, building relationships with key opinion leaders and patient advocacy groups, and maintaining scientific knowledge in relevant therapeutic areas. Additionally, the role involves mentoring and supporting clinical scientists, medical monitors, and study clinical leads, and may include direct line reporting responsibilities.

Hiring Manager Title Global Program Head

Travel Percent Less than 10%

Functions

CEO/President Non-Profit Management Medical Care/Hospital Administration Operations Strategy