Senior Director, Product Management – Autoimmune (Specialty Medicine)

About the role

The Senior Director, Product Management – Autoimmune (Specialty Medicine) role sits within Labcorp’s highly specialized Specialty Medicine portfolio and is responsible for leading the Autoimmune portfolio as a unified diagnostic category. This role requires deep domain expertise and the ability to drive strategy across a complex, multi-product landscape.

Responsibilities

• Owns strategy and lifecycle performance for a multi-product line autoimmune portfolio.
• Drives enterprise-level decision-making across investment priorities, roadmap, and growth strategy.
• Influences senior stakeholders across R&D, Medical Affairs, Market Access, and Commercial teams without direct authority.
• Shapes clinical positioning, evidence strategy, and market differentiation across disease states.
• Establishes the vision for the autoimmune portfolio, defining long-term strategy, investment prioritization, and innovation roadmap aligned to enterprise objectives.
• Learns and integrates scientific, clinical, regulatory, and market dynamics into cohesive portfolio strategies that inform executive decision-making.
• Owes end-to-end portfolio lifecycle management, including roadmap, forecasting, pricing, and margin optimization across multiple offerings.
• Drives cross-functional alignment at scale, influencing execution across Medical, R&D, Operations, Market Access, and Commercial.
• Applies deep clinical expertise to identify unmet needs and translate them into strategic innovation and market opportunities.
• Develops enterprise-level business cases, including market modeling, investment trade-offs, and long-term value creation.
• Acts as a senior strategic advisor and spokesperson, influencing executive stakeholders and governance forums.
• Identifies and advances strategic partnerships, licensing, or acquisition opportunities to expand capabilities.
• Safeguards end-to-end commercialization readiness, including launch excellence, scaling, and integration of new capabilities.
• Promotes partnerships with Marketing and Medical to elevate thought leadership and clinical authority in autoimmune diagnostics.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree.
• 12 or more years of experience in product management, portfolio strategy, or life sciences research.
• 10 or more years of experience in diagnostics, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, or life sciences.

Preferred Qualifications

• An advanced degree (MBA, MS, MPH, PhD, or MD).
• 5 or more years experience in autoimmune disease states and specialty diagnostics.

Skills and Competencies

• Enterprise and long-range strategic thinking.
• Executive-level influence and stakeholder management.
• Leadership across highly matrixed organizations without direct authority.
• Deep scientific and clinical expertise in specialty diagnostics.
• Portfolio lifecycle management across complex, interdependent offerings.
• Financial acumen, forecasting, and value creation.
• Market access and reimbursement strategy.
• Commercialization excellence and operational readiness.
• Competitive intelligence and market insight.

Additional Job Standards

• Demonstrated ownership of complex, multi-product line portfolios or diagnostic categories.
• Proven ability to lead enterprise-level initiatives and influence senior stakeholders without direct reporting authority.
• Experience with diagnostic ecosystems, including regulatory, reimbursement, and guideline frameworks.
• Proven track record shaping clinical positioning, evidence strategies, and market adoption.
• Experience identifying and evaluating innovation, partnerships, or M&A opportunities.

About Labcorp

Labcorp is a leader in diagnostics, drug development, and healthcare innovation. Across every role, we harness data and AI to work smarter, move faster, and create breakthrough solutions that improve health outcomes for people. With our global scale and deep expertise, you'll do meaningful work, grow your career, and make a real impact. Together, we're improving health and improving lives.