Associate Director, Clinical Scientist, Hematology

. Lead or support clinical science strategy for a program, serving as Lead Clinical Scientist or delegate to the Therapeutic Area Lead .

Posted 10/16/2026full-timeUnited StatesSenior💰 $176,100 - $287,300 per yearWebsite

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead or support clinical science strategy for a program, serving as Lead Clinical Scientist or delegate to the Therapeutic Area Lead
Partner with Medical Directors to design and deliver clinical studies grounded in disease biology, the drug landscape, and current literature
Develop the Expanded Synopsis and author or review clinical sections of protocols, amendments, and study reports
Prepare medical monitoring plans, SAPs, and informed consents
Resolve cross-functional comments with minimal guidance
Lead planning for and present at program team meetings, advisory boards, steering committees, DMCs, regulatory authority meetings, and investigator meetings
Promote consistent clinical data review practices across studies
Identify risks and design mitigation strategies
Manage and mentor clinical scientists and junior colleagues, serving as a peer coach
Influence across functions while driving process improvements

What you’ll need

Advanced degree in life science or healthcare (PhD, MD, PharmD, or MSc)
10+ years of pharmaceutical clinical drug development experience
Basic knowledge of oncology or hematology
Proven leadership and accomplishment in conducting global clinical trials and executing clinical programs
Proficient knowledge of the drug development process, Good Clinical Practice, study design, and clinical research methodology
Solid medical writing skills
Strong direct-line and cross-functional management, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills

Comp & perks