US Senior Medical Director, Rare Hematology

Main Responsibilities

• Develop U.S. medical objectives and strategies across the rare hematology portfolio, aligned with U.S. commercial goals
• Provide medical input to brand teams regarding strategy, tactics, and development of claims
• Act as the internal expert for rare hematologic conditions and products, and support the field-based U.S. Medical Affairs team
• Develop strategies for and implement medical advisory boards
• Lead execution of the strategic U.S. investigator-sponsored study program
• Develop U.S. scientific communication and publication strategies
• Partner with the R&D organization to support clinical trials across the rare hematology portfolio
• Lead medical affairs activities in support of the near-term launch of rilzabrutinib (rilza) for ITP, serving as a key strategic and scientific resource during this critical launch phase
• Engage and present to cross-functional leadership and governance forums to advance TA strategy
• Drive preparation for future lifecycle management and upcoming product launches across the rare hematology portfolio, ensuring medical readiness and cross-functional alignment
• Provide strategic direction to disease-specific MSL teams responsible for translating medical strategy into operational tactics
• Support product and disease-state training of internal colleagues across the rare hematology portfolio
• Support the Managed Markets group, particularly in discussions with payers regarding rare hematology therapies
• Review Educational Outreach Grants to ensure alignment with strategic goals
• Ensure ethical and credible promotion; potentially sit on Promotional and Medical Review boards
• Ensure full compliance with all corporate and industry policies and legal and regulatory requirements for all Medical Affairs activities
• Maintain medical and scientific knowledge through continuing education, including attending symposia and keeping abreast of current literature across rare hematologic conditions
• Stay updated on emerging scientific, technological, and regulatory developments to inform strategic decision-making

About You

• Basic Qualifications: Doctorate degree (PhD, or PharmD). Will consider MD with relevant experience. At least 10 years of Medical Affairs experience with strategic and tactical planning and execution. Experience in rare hematology or a related therapeutic area (ITP, wAIHA, SCD, or adjacent rare blood disorders)
• Preferred Qualifications: Proven success as a strategic thinker and planner. Superb communication skills oral and written, including presentation skills. Outstanding interpersonal skills, including building strong working relationships and managing and resolving conflict. Well-organized, with demonstrated ability to work effectively in a highly matrixed, cross-functional environment; strongly team-oriented. Experience in developing, conducting, and publishing peer-reviewed scientific or clinical research. Additional training or experience in epidemiology, health economics, or health policy and outcomes-based research.