[innovative Medicine] Hematology Associate Ta Director (contractor)

Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson · Pharma · Seoul, South Korea

The Associate Director, Hematology will lead the development and implementation of medical strategy for assigned therapeutic areas, including evidence generation and dissemination plans. This role involves collaborating with internal and external stakeholders, reviewing study proposals and materials, and providing medical leadership to other functions. The position also requires building relationships with the scientific community and supporting medical education activities.

What you'd actually do

  1. Lead the development and implementation of the medical strategy and plan of the assigned therapeutic areas (Hematology), including integrated evidence generation plan (IEGP), integrated evidence dissemination plan (IEDP) and therapeutic area (TA) Integrated Value Team (IVT) strategy, via close collaboration with internal/external stakeholders and alignment with the global/regional TA medical strategy as well as TA business strategy. And review medical/promotional materials within assigned therapeutic areas [Medical Advisor (MA)/Therapeutic Area Lead (TAL)]
  2. Be responsible for developing and/or reviewing study proposals, reports/manuscripts, and relevant study materials from company-sponsored studies to investigator-initiated studies [Study Responsible physician/Scientist]
  3. Define Medical Science Liaison (MSL) strategy aligned with brand strategy based on generated medical insights and lead MSLs to ensure full implementation of medical plans by coaching and supporting [MSL Manager]
  4. Act as a Medical Affairs Expert and lead the development and implementation of the medical strategy for a specific product (group of products) or franchises
  5. Provide expert medical leadership for other internal functions (Medical, Commercial, Regulatory Affairs, Market Access, etc.)

Skills

Required

  • medical strategy
  • evidence generation
  • stakeholder collaboration
  • medical affairs
  • oncology
  • hematology

Nice to have

  • people leadership
  • regulatory affairs
  • market access