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Medical Director, Medical Affairs

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Job Description: Medical Director, Medical Affairs
The primary responsibility of the Medical Director, Medical Affairs (MD, MA) is to support the Medical Affairs department leadership in the development and implementation of medical and operational strategies, policies, and procedures.
Responsibilities
- Managing and participating in medically related activities within the planning and execution of clinical trials.
- Assisting in the study feasibility process.
- Actively involved in all activities related to patient safety and pharmacovigilance, medical monitoring, medical training, and business development.
- Providing day-to-day leadership and managing their direct reports within the Medical Affairs Department.
- May be accountable for multiple projects and clients.
- Managing client relationships and business expectations, delivering results successfully.
- Maintaining a proactive, positive, result-oriented work environment.
Make an Impact at Veristat!
- Join a global team with more than 30 years of expertise accelerating life-changing therapies to patients worldwide.
- 105+ approved therapies for marketing applications prepared by Veristat.
- 480+ oncology projects in the past 5 years.
- 350+ rare disease projects delivered in the past 5 years.
- Flexible, inclusive culture — 70% remote workforce, 66% women-led teams.
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What we look for:
- Post-graduate degree in a medical or health-related field required. (MD, BOARD CERTIFICATION A PLUS).
- 10 years of relevant medical work experience required; prior experience in the clinical research setting strongly preferred.
- 5 years of people management experience or 5 years of experience leading project teams required.
- Proficient with International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines and other applicable regulatory rules and guidelines, as well as medical terminology, clinical trials, and clinical research.
- Demonstrated ability to thoughtfully solve problems, exercise sound judgment, lead by example, and influence without authority.
- Demonstrated ability to think “big picture” and strategically leverage expertise, to serve as a consultant and business partner with internal and external customers.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills, including grammatical/technical writing skills, and familiarity with moderately complex study designs and regulatory requirements that apply to Phase I-IV clinical trials.
- Working knowledge of the relationship and regulatory obligation of the contract research organization (CRO) industry with pharmaceutical/biotech companies.
- Demonstrated ability to lead by example and demonstrated skill for technical and supervisory leadership of staff.
- Skilled in use of computer software, including Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel, and ability to learn new applications.
- Ability to build and maintain trust and confidence and communicate effectively with clients, external vendors, and internal team members.
- Ability to mentor and effectively delegate.


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