Rare Disease Clinical Development Leader

Meet Life Sciences; England; On-site; GBP 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Meet Life Sciences is seeking a Director, Clinical Rare Disease to provide senior clinical leadership across a portfolio of collaborative and funded programmes. You will shape clinical development strategy and drive high-quality programme delivery in line with organisational priorities.

The role requires extensive global experience in rare disease development, asset prioritisation and regulatory submissions, with responsibility for governance, budgets and external partnerships.

Qualifications

• Extensive global clinical development experience across therapeutics, diagnostics, devices or other medical technologies.
• Proven experience developing and implementing clinical strategy.
• Experience in asset selection, programme prioritisation and clinical development decision-making.
• Experience interacting with regulatory authorities and health technology assessments.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement clinical development strategies across the portfolio.
• Chair Clinical Development Teams and provide senior clinical leadership.
• Oversee delivery of programmes to cost, quality and timelines.
• Lead decision-making on risk, prioritisation and complex challenges.
• Evaluate opportunities and advise on asset selection and developability.
• Provide clinical input into regulatory submissions and interactions.

Skills

Rare disease leadership

Clinical development strategy

Regulatory submissions

Job description

Meet Life Sciences is seeking a Director, Clinical Rare Disease to provide senior clinical leadership across a portfolio of collaborative and funded programmes. You will shape clinical development strategy and drive high-quality programme delivery in line with organisational priorities.

The role requires extensive global experience in rare disease development, asset prioritisation and regulatory submissions, with responsibility for governance, budgets and external partnerships.