Associate, Insights Analyst, US Medical Affairs

Stemline Therapeutics•Bridgewater, NJ

2d•Remote

About The Position

The Associate, Insights Analyst is an entry-level role in US Medical Affairs focused on monitoring continuing medical education (CME) activities across live in-person events and virtual platforms. The analyst attends medical education sessions virtually and occasionally in person, observes program quality and audience engagement, captures healthcare professional (HCP) feedback and non-attributed quotes, and synthesizes qualitative and quantitative trends. Programs monitored may be supported or unsupported by the company and cover breast cancer and hematology. The analyst produces timely post-event summaries and helps develop aggregate reports that identify recurring clinical questions, misconceptions, areas of interest, and educational needs. These insights inform CME evaluation, future educational strategy, and alignment of medical education offerings with healthcare provider needs. Programs typically run in the evenings Eastern Time and last 30–90 minutes. The position involves primarily virtual attendance, weekday evenings, approximately 10 weekend programs, and up to five domestic trips within one year for in-person conference coverage.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required.
0–2 years of experience.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to synthesize complex medical information into clear, concise executive summaries.
Exceptional active listening and qualitative capture skills, with attention to detail in recording quotes and underlying sentiments.
Analytical ability to organize qualitative observations alongside quantitative metrics into structured reports.
Ability to work independently with manager guidance, exercise good judgment, and make sound decisions.
Proficiency with virtual meeting platforms such as Zoom, MS Teams, WebEx, and Google, and reporting tools including Microsoft Office Suite, Google Workspace, and survey platforms.
Professionalism and discretion when interacting with healthcare professionals, including maintaining confidentiality of proprietary content and HCP identities.
Willingness and ability to watch CME programs during weekday evenings and approximately 10 weekend programs.
Willingness and ability to travel within the United States for in-person conference coverage, up to a maximum of five trips within one year.

Nice To Haves

Preferred majors include life sciences such as Biology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, or Public Health; Healthcare Administration or Health Communications; or Communications or Market Research with a strong interest in science or healthcare.
Prior internships in medical communications, healthcare market research, event operations, or clinical settings.

Responsibilities

Attend and audit live online webinars, webcasts, and asynchronous online CME modules to assess quality standards and track participant engagement.
Attend a limited number of in-person CME conferences, regional meetings, and symposiums to observe program execution, audience engagement, and session delivery.
Record audience metrics, including attendance patterns, Q&A engagement, popular discussion topics, and overall event atmosphere.
Capture non-attributed HCP quotes, questions, and reactions during session Q&A and panel discussions.
Monitor and analyze HCP sentiment regarding clinical topics, treatment algorithms, therapeutic options, and educational gaps.
Organize verbal feedback, chat logs, and polling results into structured datasets for analysis.
Draft clear, concise, timely executive summary reports after monitored programs, typically within 48–72 hours.
Identify recurring clinical questions, common misconceptions, areas of high interest, and emerging educational needs.
Assist with monthly, quarterly/trimester, and annual aggregate sentiment reports to inform CME content development, curriculum strategy, and Insights Reports.