Senior Clinical Scientist, Adaptive DBS — Remote (US)

Newronika S.p.A.; Lombardia; Remote; EUR 125,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Newronika S.p.A. seeks a Senior Clinical Scientist to lead scientific evaluation for adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation (aDBS) beyond Parkinson's disease. This role engages with global KOLs, internal teams, and external collaborators to shape indications and evidence generation.

Ideal candidates hold a Ph.D. in neuroscience or related fields, with strong literature review, clinical reasoning, and scientific-writing skills, and are comfortable coordinating across Clinical Affairs, Medical Affairs,

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in neuroscience or closely related discipline preferred.
• Knowledge of neurostimulation or implantable neurological devices.
• Ability to understand clinical workflows, patient pathways and procedures.
• Experience with critical review of scientific literature and clinical data.
• Ability to produce clear, structured scientific documents for various teams.
• Interpersonal skills with senior clinicians, KOLs and researchers.

Responsibilities

• Synthesize global neuroscience literature and landscape across DBS and neuromodulation.
• Identify candidate neural biomarkers for new indications and evaluate feasibility.
• Develop mechanistic hypotheses for adaptive DBS in new indications.
• Evaluate clinical rationale and level of evidence for potential indications.
• Map indications and assess clinical development relevance.
• Identify KOLs, centers, and ongoing studies.
• Prepare scientific summaries and internal reports for stakeholders.
• Support trial design, protocol input, and publication planning.
• Contribute to a clinical-scientific roadmap for new indications.

Skills

Literature review

Scientific writing

Analytical mindset

Clinical reasoning

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Ph.D. in neuroscience or related field

Job description

Newronika S.p.A. seeks a Senior Clinical Scientist to lead scientific evaluation for adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation (aDBS) beyond Parkinson's disease. This role engages with global KOLs, internal teams, and external collaborators to shape indications and evidence generation.

Ideal candidates hold a Ph.D. in neuroscience or related fields, with strong literature review, clinical reasoning, and scientific-writing skills, and are comfortable coordinating across Clinical Affairs, Medical Affairs,