CMO, Immunology & Inflammation — Lead Early-Phase Trials
Enigma Search
San Francisco (CA)
On-site
USD 350,000 - 450,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading biotech company in San Francisco seeks a Chief Medical Officer to shape early clinical development strategies for innovative biologics targeting autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. The ideal candidate will possess an MD with experience in Immunology and have previously served as a CMO in a biotech setting. Responsibilities include leading clinical trials, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and engaging with key opinion leaders, making this an essential role in advancing therapeutic solutions.
Qualifications
Significant experience in clinical development for Immunology & Inflammation.
Prior success as a CMO or senior clinical executive within biotech.
Demonstrated ability to communicate and collaborate across teams.
Responsibilities
Lead early-phase clinical trials focusing on proof-of-concept.
Oversee clinical development plans and data interpretation.
Collaborate with research, regulatory, and management teams.
Skills
Leadership in clinical development
Understanding of immunology and inflammation
Collaboration across cross-functional teams
Key opinion leader relationships
Education
MD (US-educated preferred)
Job description
A leading biotech company in San Francisco seeks a Chief Medical Officer to shape early clinical development strategies for innovative biologics targeting autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. The ideal candidate will possess an MD with experience in Immunology and have previously served as a CMO in a biotech setting. Responsibilities include leading clinical trials, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and engaging with key opinion leaders, making this an essential role in advancing therapeutic solutions.