Global Medical Director, Sleep Disorders - Neurology Global Medical Affairs
Eisai US · Nutley, NJ · 3 wk ago
Healthcare$217k–$285k/yrFull-time
Responsibilities
- Global Medical Strategy
- Drive alignment with regional medical teams and clinical development team as well as global value & access team
- Create global scientific narratives
- Develop lifecycle management strategies (including RWE, publications)
- Address unmet needs and optimize launch performance
- Provide direction on key internal business processes for approved and pipeline assets in the orexin class
- Work with scientific communication team to ensure Global IIS strategies in place and review IIS proposals in conjunction with the policies.
- Pipeline Strategy – (Late Phase Development)
- Provide medical leadership for Phase 2 readout and Phase 3 readiness
- Develop early and evolving scientific narratives to position pipeline compounds within the orexin class and broader sleep landscape
- Contribute to Phase 3 clinical development plans
- Engage in external scientific leadership and KOL engagement
- Identify, map, and develop relationships with global and regional sleep disorder KOLs
- Support internal decision-making through robust scientific interpretation of data
- Monitor and synthesize competitive landscape developments
- Translate insights into strategic recommendations
- Ensure the organization is seen as a credible scientific leader in sleep disorders and orexin biology
Qualifications
- PhD, MD, or PharmD with 5+ years of relevant experience
- Advanced degree in sciences or related field with substantial experience in the pharma/biotech industry
- Experience in Life Sciences industry preferred
- Demonstrated experience in Global medical roles with cross-regional responsibility
- Product launch and lifecycle management experience
- Late-phase development (Phase 2/3 involvement) experience
- Experience in sleep disorders or orexin biology strongly preferred
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
- Proven ability to lead in complex, matrixed, multinational environments with diverse stakeholders
- Deep understanding of the drug development lifecycle, evidence generation, and Medical Affairs governance
- Practical knowledge of FDA regulations/ICH guidelines regarding conduct of clinical studies in relevant therapeutic areas