Executive Director, Global Scientific Communications Lead, Hematology

About the role

This is a great opportunity for a strategic Scientific Communications Leader to lead the planning and execution of strategic scientific communications and publication plans for Stemline Hematology pipeline and marketed products. The role serves as the global lead for scientific communications across the hematology pipeline and product portfolio, requiring an experienced, hands-on expert who will both drive the strategic vision and actively execute publication planning, publication development, literature surveillance, and the development of internal training materials and external scientific tools.

This position is classified as a corporate office position. In accordance with the New York state employer convenience rule, Stemline will withhold New York state income taxes for all corporate office employees, regardless of whether they work in New York or remotely.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate cross-functionally to build consensus and drive alignment on the global publication strategy and tactical publication plan.
• Lead the development of high-impact medical and scientific publications (including abstracts, posters, oral presentations, and manuscripts), collaborating closely with internal and external stakeholders to meet timeline milestones.
• Critically review, revise, and enhance draft publications to ensure scientific quality, alignment with asset-specific messaging, and adherence to established lexicons.
• Recommend target journals and congresses based on industry experience and a strong understanding of the evolving hematology publication landscape.
• Critically evaluate clinical trial data and published literature to ensure all materials accurately, ethically, and transparently convey scientific evidence.
• Develop data analysis plans to support secondary publications.
• Operate in accordance with all corporate SOPs and promote the adoption of working standards consistent with Good Publication Practice (GPP) guidelines.
• Maintain an understanding of the evolving publication landscape through active engagement with and participation in professional societies (e.g., ISMPP).
• Lead real-time competitive intelligence efforts around key hematology congresses, coordinate alignment on search criteria and abstract selection with the core team, manage vendor drafting, and critically review, revise, and enhance summaries and insights pre-, during-, and post-congress.
• Lead monthly literature surveillance including development of data summaries and integration of insights.
• Critically review, revise, and enhance data summaries and insights to ensure scientific quality, alignment with asset-specific messaging, and adherence to the established lexicons.
• Lead the creation and delivery of monthly, literature-based educational sessions for the Medical team.
• Lead the development of comprehensive internal training materials for MSL