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TGS

Senior PRO/COA Strategy Consultant

TGS

. Develop and maintain the PRO/COA components of asset evidence strategies in partnership with asset leads .

Posted 10/16/2026contractRemote • United States, United KingdomSeniorWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in PRO/COA strategies, including study design, protocol development, and evidence generation in clinical development programs. Strong ability to synthesize complex evidence and communicate recommendations effectively to stakeholders.

Highest-signal resume keywords
PRO/COA Strategy DevelopmentClinical Protocol ReviewPatient-Focused Drug DevelopmentStatistical Analysis PlansEvidence Generation Planning

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Hard Skills
Study DesignProtocol DevelopmentPsychometric EvidenceInstrument SelectionContent ValidityEndpoint PositioningEvidence Gap IdentificationConceptual Model DevelopmentVendor OversightDissemination of Findings
Soft Skills
Clear CommunicationIndependent WorkPriority ManagementCross-Functional CollaborationStakeholder Engagement
Certifications & Qualifications
Advanced Degree in Relevant Field
Industry Keywords
PharmaceuticalBiotechnologyConsultingRegulatory SettingsImmunologyDermatologyGastroenterologyNeurologyPatient ExperienceEndpoint Strategy

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Develop and maintain the PRO/COA components of asset evidence strategies in partnership with asset leads
  • Conduct disease, patient-experience, competitive, regulatory, and endpoint landscape reviews
  • Lead fit-for-purpose PRO/COA evidence-generation studies from concept through completion, including study design, protocol development, vendor oversight, scientific interpretation, and dissemination of findings
  • Develop or refine conceptual models and identify and prioritize concepts of interest
  • Assess existing PRO/COA instruments for fitness for purpose and identify evidence gaps
  • Support endpoint strategy development and COA evidence-generation planning
  • Provide technical review and input for protocols, endpoint sections, statistical analysis plans, and related study documents
  • Prepare clear recommendations, decision-support materials, and documentation for cross-functional review
  • Participate as the PRO/COA subject matter expert in relevant internal and partner-facing working sessions, coordinated with the asset lead
  • Support vendor engagement and oversight for discrete COA evidence-generation activities, as needed

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Advanced degree in a relevant field such as outcomes research, psychometrics, epidemiology, psychology, public health, or a related discipline
  • Approximately 8 or more years of relevant PRO/COA experience in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, consulting, or regulatory settings
  • Demonstrated experience developing PRO/COA strategies for clinical development programs, preferably including early development
  • Strong knowledge of patient-focused drug development, instrument selection, content validity, psychometric evidence, meaningful-change interpretation, and endpoint positioning
  • Experience reviewing clinical protocols, statistical analysis plans, and regulatory or evidence-planning documents
  • Ability to synthesize complex evidence and communicate clear recommendations to cross-functional stakeholders
  • Demonstrated ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and operate effectively in a matrixed and co-development environment
  • Experience in immunology, dermatology, gastroenterology, or neurology is desirable but not required