Associate Director, Epidemiology – Oncology & Rare Disease

Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc.; Cambridge; Presencial; GBP 120.000 - 170.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is seeking an Associate Director of Epidemiology to lead strategic epidemiology across oncology programs and support neurology development as needed.

The role emphasizes non-interventional studies, NHS, ECAs, PMRs/PMCs, and disease registries to contextualize trials and inform regulatory submissions. You will collaborate across Clinical Development, GVHEOR, Regulatory Affairs, and Medical Affairs, generate robust real-world evidence, and communicate findings to health

Formación

• Experience designing non-interventional epidemiology studies.
• Proven track record in oncology epidemiology.
• Experience with regulatory submissions (FDA/EMA).
• Strong English communication skills.

Responsabilidades

• Lead oncology epidemiology studies including NHS and ECAs.
• Manage PMRs/PMCs and health authority timelines.
• Draft regulatory sections for ODD, RMPs, PBRERs.
• Collaborate with Clinical Development, GVHEOR, Regulatory, Medical Affairs.
• Present findings at congresses and author manuscripts.

Conocimientos

Epidemiology leadership

Oncology epidemiology

Non-interventional study design

RWE/data strategy

Regulatory submissions

Cross-functional collaboration

Communication in English

Educación

PhD in Epidemiology

MS/MPH in Epidemiology

Health services research background

Herramientas

SAS

R

Stata

Aetion

Panalgo

Descripción del empleo

Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is seeking an Associate Director of Epidemiology to lead strategic epidemiology across oncology programs and support neurology development as needed.

The role emphasizes non-interventional studies, NHS, ECAs, PMRs/PMCs, and disease registries to contextualize trials and inform regulatory submissions. You will collaborate across Clinical Development, GVHEOR, Regulatory Affairs, and Medical Affairs, generate robust real-world evidence, and communicate findings to health