Director, Global Patient Communications and Society Partnerships

GSK•Philadelphia, PA

2d•$187,275 - $312,125

About The Position

The Director, Global Patient Communications and Society Partnerships in the Global Scientific Communications organization is responsible for developing and executing strategies to enhance engagements with medical professional societies to address scientific communication needs across all audiences, including patients. This role involves ensuring that GSK’s science and data dissemination initiatives align with the needs of patients, by fostering meaningful collaboration that drives impact in the healthcare ecosystem. The individual in this role will leverage a deep understanding of professional societies, building external partnerships and shaping innovative engagement approaches to enhance integrated medical communication plans.

Requirements

Advanced degree in science, medicine, or pharmacy.
7+ years of related scientific communication, patient advocacy, and/or medical affairs work experience.
Experience developing and executing medically driven and patient-focused content initiatives across therapeutic areas.
Strong scientific communications, patient content needs, health literacy principles, and regulatory considerations experience with pharmaceutical company partnerships.
Experience working with physicians, societies, and patient advocacy organizations to drive scientific data dissemination.
Competency to synthesize insights from external stakeholders including patients and translate them into meaningful, impact content strategies.
Experience working cross-functionally across Medical, Commercial, Digital and Advocacy teams
Solid technical capabilities in Excel, PowerPoint, and Team sites.
Familiarity interpreting, analyzing, organizing, and presenting complex data to a broad range of audiences in ways that matter to them most.
Solid time management expertise, to clearly identify priorities, and manage multiple tasks.

Nice To Haves

Experience working within pharmaceutical or biotech medical affairs functions.
Experience with integrated communication plans across digital and live channels.
Familiarity with measuring engagement and outcomes for patient education programs.
Comfort working with patient advisory boards and co-creation processes.
Experience translating complex scientific data into plain language for patients and caregivers.
Prior work with policy, corporate advocacy teams, or regulatory colleagues on patient-facing initiatives.

Responsibilities

Lead the development of professional society and patient communication plans across therapeutic areas to address unmet audience needs, ensuring alignment with GSK’s scientific communications objectives.
Coordinates the development and delivery of impactful educational content tailored to the needs of societies and patient organization in accordance with health literacy requirements.
Liaise with internal and external stakeholders, including internal patient engagement teams, society patient offices, external patient advocacy groups and thought leaders, to ensure delivery of prioritized patient educational activities
Define innovative content strategies as part of integrated medical communication planning, ensuring that materials resonate with patients and professional societies groups while adhering to compliance and regulatory standards.
Proactively evaluate key conferences, congresses, webinars and patient-centered events where GSK Medical can effectively engage and deliver value-driven content.
Collaborate with internal and external partners to develop initiatives such as webinars, podcasts, plain language summary deliverables, and other patient educational content aligned with the Patient Engagement organization.
Align with GSK’s corporate communications, government affairs and advocacy team on initiatives that involve patient organizations and professional societies, providing clear rationale for participation, content and key partnerships
Define key performance indicators for patient engagement to ensure meaningful impact.
Continuously assess new partnership opportunities, identifying new ways to drive content dissemination that meets the needs of patient audiences