Sciterion
Head of Scientific Transformation

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Sciterion is building the future of medical communications.
We are transforming from a medical communications agency into a Scientific Engagement and Medical Impact Partner: moving beyond delivering scientific content to engineering scientific adoption, combining scientific judgement, strategic engagement, creativity, technology, and measurement to influence behaviour and create measurable value.
Our diverse and passionate teams explore, innovate, and develop solutions together delivering credible and compelling medical content via engaging and immersive experiences. We strive to be the positive change we want to see in the world.
This transformation is creating new opportunities for ambitious individuals who want to shape the future of medical communications, challenge conventional thinking, and play a leading role in delivering strategic, scalable, and impactful solutions for clients.
The role
The Head of Scientific Transformation is a strategic leadership role responsible for shaping and delivering the future evolution of Sciterion’s scientific organisation. You will lead the transition from a traditional medical communications delivery model to a differentiated business focused on scientific consulting, Medical Affairs transformation, scientific engagement, and measurable medical impact.
As the architect of scientific transformation, the Head of Scientific Transformation will define the direction, capabilities, methodologies, and commercial propositions required to establish Sciterion as a recognised leader in scientific engagement and Medical Affairs innovation. The role will champion Sciterion’s Future Focus vision, driving the organisation’s shift from content creation to strategic advisory services, from project execution to scalable solutions, and from activity-led delivery to demonstrable scientific adoption and behavioural impact.
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Working across the scientific organisation, the role will oversee the evolution of the Scientific Strategy and Scientific Excellence functions, ensuring alignment with future business priorities.
What you’ll lead
Scientific transformation
- Develop and deliver Sciterion's Scientific Transformation Roadmap.
- Champion new capabilities, behaviours, and ways of working.
- Align the scientific organisation with evolving client and market needs.
- Help move the business towards strategic advisory services, scalable solutions, and demonstrable scientific impact.
Future scientific capabilities
- Define the future of our scientific services offering and the skills needed to support this change.
- Build capability in strategic consulting, facilitation, behavioural change, scientific engagement, stakeholder journey design, and strategic storytelling.
- Strengthen our Medical Affairs advisory skills, commercial awareness, and AI literacy across the business.
- Foster a culture of continuous learning, innovation, and adaptability.
Innovation and product development
- Transform traditional agency services into scalable commercial products and solutions.
- Develop offerings such as scientific engagement diagnostics, Medical effectiveness audits, scientific maturity assessments, and Medical transformation consulting programmes.
- Build intellectual property that differentiates Sciterion within the healthcare communications and Medical Affairs space.


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Scientific AI transformation
- Embed AI across the scientific ecosystem in partnership with scientific and network stakeholders.
- Advance AI-enabled scientific services, knowledge management, automated insight generation, and scalable delivery models.
- Use AI to improve efficiency, create competitive advantage, and enhance client value.
Market leadership
- Build Sciterion’s profile in scientific transformation, Medical Affairs evolution, and scientific engagement.
- Lead thought leadership through articles, white papers, conferences, roundtables, webinars, and educational events.
- Strengthen the awareness of Sciterion's proposition across the wider Havas Health network and healthcare communications market.
What you’ll bring
- You will be a strategic, commercially aware scientific leader who can turn ambitious ideas into practical capabilities and market-ready solutions.
- Senior leadership experience within scientific services in a medical communications or consulting environment.
- A strong understanding of scientific engagement and the evolving needs of Medical Affairs teams.
- Experience leading organisational or capability transformation.
- The ability to create and commercialise differentiated services, methodologies, or solutions.
- Confidence influencing senior internal and external stakeholders.
- A passion for innovation, scientific excellence, and the responsible adoption of AI.
- Strong business acumen, relationship-building skills, and an inclusive leadership style.
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