Scientific Director - Hematology

MENARINI Group•Bridgewater, NJ

2d•$242,000 - $265,000•Remote

About The Position

The Scientific Director is part of the US Medical Affairs team and is accountable for external engagement strategy, medical education, medical affairs resource development, and training for tagraxofusp and the hematology pipeline. The role partners with Commercial and Clinical stakeholders to establish strategy aligned with cross-functional plans, and works with countries and regions to support local execution of the global strategy and ensure country needs inform global strategy. The position is classified as a corporate office role; Stemline withholds New Jersey state income taxes for corporate office employees, including those working remotely. This remote position includes travel of up to 50% as needed, including occasional international travel. The role supports annual medical brand planning, medical strategy and tactics, lifecycle management, scientific content development, congress activity, external expert engagement, publication strategy, and collaboration with patient advocacy and companion diagnostics teams.

Requirements

Advanced medical and/or scientific degree, such as MD/DO, PhD, PharmD, PA, or NP.
Minimum of 5 years of combined oncology clinical, research, and/or pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry experience.
Hematology experience.
Experience with Medical Affairs platforms, systems, and processes, such as Veeva CRM and PRC submission.
Ability to translate high-level business goals into practical, executable operational plans.
Strong grasp of scientific accuracy and ability to adapt complex field resources.
Ability to lead complex projects, influence stakeholders at all levels, and drive organizational change without direct reporting authority.
Proficiency in data analysis, reporting, and using metrics to drive improvement.
Excellent verbal, written, and presentation skills.
Meticulous attention to detail and a strong focus on quality and compliance.
Track record of working well in a dynamic environment and with varied stakeholders, including clinical, pre-clinical, and external customers.
Knowledge and understanding of clinical priorities for healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, pharmacists, researchers, and research associates.
Self-motivated, able to work with limited supervision, and successful in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.
Ability to execute both tactical and strategic work.
Ability to work independently or in a team and adjust effectively to new structures, processes, requirements, or cultures.
Excellent collaboration, presentation, and written and oral communication skills.
Strong organizational skills, collaborative leadership for committee participation, and ability to deliver high-impact training sessions.
Demonstrated budget and resource management skills.

Nice To Haves

Medical Affairs experience is strongly preferred.
Knowledge of BPDCN and AML is preferred.

Responsibilities

Contribute to annual medical brand planning and the US Medical Affairs strategy.
Collect and synthesize internal and external insights to inform the US Medical Affairs strategy, and develop actions based on insight themes.
Provide support and lifecycle management for tagraxofusp and pipeline hematology assets.
Drive organizational alignment on medical need and maximize functional, regional, and country input.
Build US medical tactics, including US medical field resources and training.
Lead medical affairs hematology content development, adaptation, and integrity, including field materials.
Drive medical affairs activities at US hematology-oncology congresses.
Plan, organize, and deliver hematology headquarters-led sessions at internal meetings.
Represent US Medical Affairs in key internal meetings and workstreams, including investigator-sponsored trial reviews, medical strategy teams, and integrated brand teams.
Lead external interactions with key external experts, advisory boards, academic groups, scientific societies, and patient advocacy groups.
Build and maintain the US External Expert network in collaboration with asset leads.
Develop and execute Key External Expert engagement plans.
Lead hematology training for Medical Affairs and Commercial as needed.
Assist with publication strategy and support.
Integrate into workstreams with patient advocacy and companion diagnostics teams.