Associate Director, Early Patient Engagement, Professional Societies

BeOne Medicines

. Advance early patient engagement, patient insights, and patient evidence generation across priority therapeutic areas and pipeline programs .

Posted 9/29/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesSenior💰 $145,200 - $195,200 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in patient engagement strategies, integrating patient perspectives into clinical development and regulatory readiness, and managing complex projects within the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors. Proficient in developing patient insight narratives and collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance patient-centered drug development.

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Patient Engagement ExpertiseOncology And/or Hematology ExperienceProject Management In A Matrixed EnvironmentStrong Written And Verbal Communication SkillsDigital Fluency And Technology Leverage

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Hard Skills

Patient Evidence GenerationClinical DevelopmentEvidence Generation PlansPatient-Centered Trial EngagementRegulatory ReadinessHealth OutcomesPatient AdvocacyExternal Stakeholder EngagementBudget ManagementTimeline Management

Soft Skills

Influencing Without AuthorityHigh Level Of JudgmentIntegrityCompliance Awareness

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft TeamsSmartsheet

Industry Keywords

PharmaceuticalBiotechPatient OrganizationsProfessional SocietiesHealth Technology AssessmentPatient Experience DataPatient-Focused Drug Development

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Advance early patient engagement, patient insights, and patient evidence generation across priority therapeutic areas and pipeline programs
Integrate patient perspectives into medical strategy, clinical development, evidence generation, patient-centered trial engagement, patient education, trial awareness, and drug development
Support patient evidence generation plans covering patient preference, burden of disease, patient experience, unmet need, outcomes, and plain-language evidence initiatives
Identify patient evidence gaps and prioritize evidence-generation activities with cross-functional teams
Develop patient insight narratives, evidence summaries, and materials supporting regulatory, payer, health technology assessment, and launch-readiness objectives
Monitor evolving external expectations related to patient experience data, patient-focused drug development, and health technology assessment requirements
Plan and execute patient advisory boards, patient organization engagements, listening sessions, and other insight-generation activities
Translate patient and caregiver insights into recommendations for internal stakeholders
Support integration of patient perspectives into trial design, recruitment and retention strategies, patient-facing materials, and burden-reduction approaches
Support strategic engagement with professional societies, medical associations, and external experts
Plan and execute professional society initiatives, sponsorships, and collaborations
Ensure external engagements comply with company policies, laws, regulations, and compliance standards
Partner across Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Legal/Compliance, Corporate Communications, and external organizations
Manage timelines, workplans, budgets, vendors, agencies, and project trackers
Prepare executive-ready updates, decision points, risk flags, and leadership recommendations
Contribute to annual planning, budget development, portfolio prioritization, and operational excellence
Lead cross-functional teams and manage agencies without direct reports

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree required
7 years+ of relevant patient engagement expertise in the pharmaceutical/biotech sector and patient organization non-profit
Oncology and/or hematology experience strongly preferred
Expertise in global, regional best practices working with patient organizations
Experience supporting and executing global early patient engagement strategies
Experience in early patient engagement, patient advocacy, professional societies, medical affairs, clinical development, health outcomes, and external stakeholder engagement
Strong understanding of pharmaceutical development and the role of patient insights in clinical development, evidence generation, and regulatory readiness
Experience working with patient organizations, external experts, vendors, and cross-functional internal stakeholders
Demonstrated ability to manage complex projects, timelines, budgets, agencies, and deliverables in a matrixed environment
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including ability to develop executive-ready materials and plain-language patient-facing content
Strong digital fluency and ability to leverage technology, digital platforms, and emerging tools
High level of judgment, integrity, and compliance awareness
Demonstrated ability to influence without authority and operate effectively across global, regional, and local teams
Proficiency with Microsoft Teams and Smartsheet
Ability to travel domestically 25% and internationally as needed

Benefits

Comp & perks

Annual bonus plan eligibility for Non-Commercial roles
Discretionary equity awards
Employee Stock Purchase Plan
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
FSA/HSA
Life Insurance
Paid Time Off
Wellness