Medical Director

• Develop, write, and update promotional medical education content for healthcare providers, patients, and internal pharmaceutical teams
• Create slide decks, advisory board materials, interactive PDFs, video scripts, flashcards, brochures, and other relevant content
• Develop, attend, and report on advisory and conference programs
• Provide on-site support at advisory programs, key client meetings, congresses, and other events
• Understand the competitive landscape and key healthcare providers and their stakeholder roles
• Coordinate with senior scientific staff
• Attend internal and external meetings and update content as appropriate
• Interact with and provide scientific support to clients
• Support new business efforts
• Travel as required

Associate Medical Director II

• Serve as a clinical advocate for leadership by supporting organizational priorities and translating strategic goals into effective day-to-day clinical operations
• Provide overall clinical leadership for the program and compliance with applicable state, federal, and payer requirements
• Lead, mentor, and support neuropsychologists, psychometrists, and doctoral fellows through supervision, performance feedback, professional development, caseload guidance, and support in maintaining clinically appropriate, high-quality care
• Oversee schedules and workflows to support efficient clinical operations, appropriate staffing, and timely service delivery
• Maintain a focused neuropsychological caseload to preserve clinical expertise and remain connected to patient care
• Collaborate with the therapy team to develop individualized, diagnostically informed treatment recommendations and support interdisciplinary care coordination
• Facilitate clinical team meetings, case consultations, and treatment coordination
• Maintain documentation standards, support chart audits, and promote quality assurance
• Coordinate recommendations with referring providers and the in-house therapy team
• Maintain licensure and continuing-education requirements

Clinical Director, Neuropsychology

• Assist the Chief Medical Director in directing and coordinating medical management, quality improvement, and credentialing functions
• Provide medical leadership for utilization management, cost containment, and medical quality improvement activities
• Perform medical reviews for utilization review, quality assurance, and complex, controversial, or experimental services
• Support performance improvement initiatives for capitated providers
• Assist with planning goals and policies to improve quality and cost-effectiveness of care
• Provide medical expertise for quality improvement and utilization management programs
• Assist with physician committee structure, processes, and membership
• Conduct regular rounds for high-risk patients and coordinate with care management teams
• Collaborate with clinical teams, network providers, appeals teams, and medical and pharmacy consultants
• Participate in provider network development and new market expansion
• Develop and implement physician education regarding clinical issues and policies
• Identify utilization review studies, adverse utilization trends, unusual provider practice patterns, and benefit/payment adequacy
• Identify clinical quality improvement studies to reduce unwarranted variation in clinical practice
• Interface with physicians and providers to implement recommendations improving utilization and healthcare quality
• Review complex, controversial, unusual, or new-service claims for medical necessity and appropriate payment
• Develop provider-community alliances through medical management programs
• Represent the business unit before local and national publics, state committees, and ad hoc committees as needed

• Serve as the scientific services client lead for assigned promotional accounts
• Review promotional materials medically and provide input on promotional strategy
• Provide subject matter expertise and develop slide decks, flashcards/brochures, video scripts, and other content
• Demonstrate therapeutic-area and landscape expertise for internal teams and clients
• Assist with clients' strategic initiatives, new products, technologies, and day-to-day activities
• Develop and/or review medical communications projects across multiple clients and therapeutic areas
• Provide onsite support at key client meetings, congresses, or other events
• Ensure deliverables are scientifically rigorous, aligned with client strategy, and compliant with ethical and regulatory standards
• Understand competitive landscapes and key healthcare-provider stakeholders
• Assist in developing strategic direction and planning for assigned accounts
• Coordinate with senior scientific staff and attend internal and external meetings
• Provide scientific support to clients
• Direct projects and content development for junior scientific staff
• Potentially manage direct reports
• Support new business efforts as directed
• Travel as required

Medical Director II

• Manage the scientific team delivering a full range of strategic publication work
• Lead and manage accounts to ensure high-quality, accurate medical/scientific content
• Expand management responsibilities as the team grows
• Develop and grow publication work with scientific, client services, and managing director partners
• Identify and develop strategic and tactical business recommendations
• Develop, lead, and facilitate key strategy workshops
• Articulate scientific and therapeutic information in oncology
• Foster innovation and collaboration across ApotheCom
• Provide strategic account oversight and support business development
• Mentor and manage staff

• Lead the medical strategy for the Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma disease area within Hematology Medical Affairs
• Drive brand medical strategy and external engagement with opinion leaders, community physicians, medical societies, and top accounts
• Lead launch preparatory efforts for lacutamab, a humanized monoclonal antibody immunotherapy targeting KIR3DL2
• Serve as the lead medical voice for lymphoma and lacutamab
• Conceptualize and implement the US medical strategy for the disease area
• Report to the Vice President, Head of Hematology Medical Affairs
• Partner with Field Medical to engage healthcare professionals, medical organizations, payers, and patient advocacy groups
• Act as the medical lead on the Brand Team
• Provide strategic leadership for medical strategy, brand-aligned tactics, and external clinician engagement
• Own launch readiness, including disease education, unmet need articulation, and evidence generation planning
• Contribute analytic expertise and insights to Medical Affairs deliverables
• Develop and enhance KOL and key institution engagement plans
• Collaborate on field materials and tactics specific to CTCL and lacutamab
• Lead planning and execution of advisory boards and educational activities, including webinars, medical roundtables, symposia, and congress presence
• Generate and share medical insights with the field team and analyze insights to inform strategy and tactical adjustments
• Contribute to evidence generation projects, real-world evidence studies, and publications
• Build collaborative relationships with Market Access, Medical Information, Clinical Development, Sales, and Marketing
• Support cross-functional initiatives across the organization
• Contribute to a strong team culture within Hematology/Oncology Medical Affairs

Senior Medical Director – Hematology, Lymphoma

• Lead the medical strategy for the Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma disease area within Hematology Medical Affairs
• Drive brand medical strategy and external engagement with opinion leaders, community physicians, medical societies, and top accounts
• Lead launch preparatory efforts for lacutamab
• Serve as the lead medical voice for lymphoma and lacutamab
• Conceptualize and implement the US medical strategy for the disease area
• Report to the Vice President, Head of Hematology Medical Affairs
• Partner with Field Medical to engage healthcare professionals, medical organizations, payers, and patient advocacy groups
• Act as the medical lead on the Brand Team
• Own launch readiness, including disease education, unmet need articulation, and evidence generation planning
• Contribute analytic expertise and insights to Medical Affairs deliverables
• Develop KOL and key institution engagement plans
• Collaborate on field materials and tactics specific to CTCL and lacutamab
• Lead advisory boards and educational activities, including webinars, medical roundtables, symposia, and congress presence
• Generate and analyze medical insights to inform strategy and tactical adjustments
• Contribute to evidence generation projects, real-world evidence studies, and publications
• Build relationships with Market Access, Medical Information, Clinical Development, Sales, and Marketing
• Support cross-functional initiatives and contribute to team culture

• Lead the medical strategy for the Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma disease area within Hematology Medical Affairs
• Drive brand medical strategy and external engagement with opinion leaders, community physicians, medical societies, and top accounts
• Lead launch preparatory efforts for lacutamab
• Serve as the lead medical voice for lymphoma and lacutamab
• Conceptualize and implement the US medical strategy for the disease area
• Report to the Vice President, Head of Hematology Medical Affairs
• Partner with Field Medical to engage healthcare professionals, medical organizations, payers, and patient advocacy groups
• Act as the medical lead on the Brand Team
• Provide strategic leadership for medical strategy, brand-aligned tactics, and external clinician engagement
• Own launch readiness for lacutamab, including disease education, unmet need articulation, and evidence generation planning
• Contribute analytic expertise and insights to Medical Affairs deliverables
• Develop and enhance key opinion leader and key institution engagement plans
• Collaborate on field materials and tactics specific to CTCL and lacutamab
• Lead advisory boards and educational activities, including webinars, medical roundtables, symposia, and congress presence
• Generate and share medical insights with the field team
• Contribute to evidence generation projects, real-world evidence studies, and publications
• Build collaborative relationships with Market Access, Medical Information, Clinical Development, Sales, and Marketing
• Support cross-functional initiatives across the organization
• Contribute to team culture within Hematology/Oncology Medical Affairs

Senior Medical Director, Hematology – Lymphoma

• Lead the medical strategy for the Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma disease area within Hematology Medical Affairs
• Drive brand medical strategy and external engagement with opinion leaders, community physicians, medical societies, and top accounts
• Lead launch preparatory efforts for lacutamab, a humanized monoclonal antibody immunotherapy targeting KIR3DL2
• Serve as the lead medical voice for lymphoma and lacutamab
• Conceptualize and implement the US medical strategy for the disease area
• Report to the Vice President, Head of Hematology Medical Affairs
• Partner with Field Medical to engage healthcare professionals, medical organizations, payers, and patient advocacy groups
• Act as the medical lead on the Brand Team
• Own launch readiness for lacutamab, including disease education, unmet-need articulation, and evidence-generation planning
• Contribute analytic expertise and insights to Medical Affairs deliverables
• Develop and enhance KOL and key-institution engagement plans
• Collaborate on field-resource needs and development of field materials and tactics specific to CTCL and lacutamab
• Lead advisory boards and educational activities, including webinars, medical roundtables, symposia, and congress presence
• Generate, analyze, and share medical insights to inform strategy and tactical adjustments
• Contribute to evidence-generation projects, real-world evidence studies, and publications
• Build collaborative relationships with Market Access, Medical Information, Clinical Development, Sales, and Marketing
• Support cross-functional initiatives across the organization
• Contribute to a strong team culture within Hematology/Oncology Medical Affairs

• Lead the medical strategy for the Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma disease area within Hematology Medical Affairs
• Drive brand medical strategy and external engagement with opinion leaders, community physicians, medical societies, and top accounts
• Lead launch preparatory efforts for lacutamab
• Serve as the lead medical voice for lymphoma and lacutamab
• Conceptualize and implement the US medical strategy for the disease area
• Report to the Vice President, Head of Hematology Medical Affairs
• Partner with Field Medical to engage healthcare professionals, medical organizations, payers, and patient advocacy groups
• Act as the medical lead on the Brand Team
• Own launch readiness, including disease education, unmet-need articulation, and evidence-generation planning
• Contribute analytic expertise and insights to Medical Affairs deliverables
• Develop KOL and key-institution engagement plans
• Collaborate on field materials and tactics specific to CTCL and lacutamab
• Plan and execute advisory boards and educational activities, including webinars, medical roundtables, symposia, and congress presence
• Generate and share medical insights with the field team
• Contribute to real-world evidence studies and publications
• Build relationships with Market Access, Medical Information, Clinical Development, Sales, and Marketing
• Support cross-functional initiatives across the organization
• Contribute to team culture within Hematology/Oncology Medical Affairs