The Senior Director (Sr. Principal Scientist) holds primary responsibility for the strategic planning and direction of clinical research activities involving investigational compounds in Immunology. This role focuses on late-stage development, managing the entire clinical development cycle from determining appropriate disease indications to study design, initiation, execution, monitoring, analysis, regulatory filing, and publication. Key aspects include evaluating pre-clinical and translational work for early clinical development plans and Investigational New Drug applications, providing clinical development support for business development assessments, and developing clinical development strategies for investigational drugs and planning clinical trials. The Senior Director monitors and manages ongoing clinical trials, analyzes and summarizes clinical findings for safety, efficacy, new drug applications, clinical study reports, or publication, and participates in internal and joint research project teams. The role may involve supervising Clinical Scientists, collaborating with cross-functional experts in commercialization, regulatory affairs, statistics, and manufacturing, and assisting the Executive Director in keeping corporate personnel informed. Maintaining a strong scientific fund of knowledge is crucial, requiring awareness of scientific developments, identification of strong investigators, and establishing collaborative relationships with external experts in Rheumatology, Gastroenterology, Dermatology, and pulmonary disease. The Senior Director is expected to attend scientific meetings, author detailed development documents, presentations, budgets, and position papers, and facilitate collaborations with external researchers globally. Travel for company business is estimated at approximately twenty percent.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree