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The Oncology Late Stage Clinical Development Scientist is responsible for scientific oversight, data integrity, and quality of clinical trials supporting development strategies for programs in the Late-Stage Oncology portfolio. The role maintains current scientific and clinical knowledge in assigned therapeutic and disease areas and partners with clinical and medical colleagues, clinical operations, and other functions to implement and execute trials. The position represents study teams in governance meetings and submissions and supports the Development Lead or Medical Director on study and disease-area strategy. It authors protocols and study-level informed consent documents and contributes to investigator brochures, training materials, clinical study reports, regulatory responses, and other clinical and regulatory documents. The scientist establishes clinical data review strategies, leads quality data collection and review of emerging clinical data, and communicates relevant findings to internal and external stakeholders. In partnership with medically qualified colleagues, the role analyzes emerging drug safety profiles and keeps relevant clinical and safety colleagues informed. The position follows applicable SOPs, training, and regulations, seeks to improve clinical procedures, and may lead or participate in portfolio- and enterprise-level workgroups. It may serve as a subject matter expert or business process owner for a relevant SOP or procedure. This is a hybrid role requiring residence within commuting distance and onsite work an average of 2.5 days per week. Candidates must have permanent U.S. work authorization; visa sponsorship is not available.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior

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