Associate Director, Publications

About the role

Lead the development of scientific, clinical, and health-outcomes publications, ensuring accuracy, readability, and timely delivery. Shape the scientific narrative and lexicon behind our data, translating statistical findings into clear strategic communication. Guide cross-functional and alliance-wide publication teams through collaborative discussion, independent research, and strategic alignment. Oversee budget, forecasting, and resource allocation, tracking expenditures and flagging issues early. Partner across functions to identify gaps and opportunities that continually evolve our publication strategy.

Responsibilities

• Accurate and timely reporting of post-publications metrics, compliant maintenance of records in the Publication Management Tool (e.g., iEnvision), vendor and budget management.
• Manage timelines, quality, and efficiency across publication activities.
• Track and report post-publication metrics, maintaining compliant, well-documented records.
• Review and submit manuscripts, abstracts, and presentations in partnership with cross-functional colleagues.

Requirements

Master's degree in science with 8+ years of related experience, or PhD/PharmD/MD with 5+ years of experience in medical affairs, publications, or scientific communications. Strong publication, writing, and editing skills. Working knowledge of Good Publication Practice (GPP 22), ICMJE, OIG, PhRMA code, Sunshine Act, and copyright/permission guidelines. Experience collaborating within multi-disciplinary teams and alliances with drug development partners. Oncology, Ophthalmology, or Hematology experience preferred.

Qualifications

Master's degree in science with 8+ years of related experience, or PhD/PharmD/MD with 5+ years of experience in medical affairs, publications, or scientific communications. Strong publication, writing, and editing skills. Working knowledge of Good Publication Practice (GPP 22), ICMJE, OIG, PhRMA code, Sunshine Act, and copyright/permission guidelines. Experience collaborating within multi-disciplinary teams and alliances with drug development partners. Oncology, Ophthalmology, or Hematology experience preferred.

Skills

• Strong publication, writing, and editing skills.
• Working knowledge of Good Publication Practice (GPP 22), ICMJE, OIG, PhRMA code, Sunshine Act, and copyright/permission guidelines.
• Experience collaborating within multi-disciplinary teams and alliances with drug development partners.

Benefits

Accommodation for disabilities or chronic illnesses may be provided during the recruitment process. Salary range: $157,200.00 - $256,600.00 annually. Additional details about benefits can be found on the Regeneron careers website.

Pay

$157,200.00 - $256,600.00 annually

Schedule

On-site, 4 days/week (relocation benefits available if eligible)