Director, Neuroscience Publications & Evidence Strategy

Biopharma Asia; New Jersey; Ibrido; USD 137.000 - 236.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Johnson & Johnson in Titusville, NJ, seeks an Associate Director, Publications & Evidence Strategy – Neuroscience, to lead publication strategy development, planning, and execution across the U.S. Neuroscience portfolio in a hybrid work model.

You will translate medical strategy and data needs into differentiated publication plans, coordinate with Global Medical Affairs, and ensure scientific rigor, transparency, and timely delivery across products and indications.

Competenze

• Bachelor’s degree in a scientific, healthcare, or related discipline. An advanced scientific or healthcare degree is preferred.
• 5–7 years of relevant experience in Scientific Communications, Medical Affairs, Publications, Clinical Research, Medical Communications, or related pharmaceutical industry functions
• Demonstrated experience developing publications and evidence strategies that integrate medical objectives, evidence plans, scientific narratives, audience needs, and data-disclosure priorities
• Demonstrated experience leading publication planning and execution, including manuscripts, abstracts, posters, congress presentations, and related deliverables
• Ability to critically evaluate, interpret, and communicate clinical and scientific data
• Working knowledge of publication ethics, authorship principles, peer-review processes, and applicable publication standards
• Experience leading cross-functional initiatives and managing multiple complex projects in a highly matrixed organization
• Experience managing external agencies, medical writers, vendors, timelines, and budgets
• Excellent written, verbal, presentation, facilitation, and stakeholder-management skills
• Ability to travel up to 15% including overnight travel

Mansioni

• Lead development, annual refresh, and execution of integrated U.S. publications and evidence dissemination strategies and plans across CAPLYTA®, SPRAVATO®, INVEGA® long-acting injectables, and Neuroscience pipeline assets.
• Translate medical strategy, integrated evidence generation plans, evidence gaps, anticipated data readouts, and external scientific needs into clear publications and evidence strategy objectives, scientific narratives, priority audiences, channels, sequencing, and timelines.
• Develop differentiated publications and evidence strategies by product, indication, evidence type, and lifecycle stage while maintaining an integrated cross-portfolio view of Neuroscience priorities.
• Identify strategic publication opportunities, evidence dependencies, data gaps, duplication, competitive considerations, resource constraints, and risks; recommend prioritization and mitigation actions to Medical Affairs leadership.
• Define publication success measures and use publication performance, audience engagement, literature trends, and stakeholder insights to optimize strategy and future plans.
• Partner with U.S., regional, and global medical leaders to align publication strategies and ensure U.S. evidence needs, scientific narratives, and audience priorities are represented.
• Provide publication strategy leadership for launch readiness, lifecycle management, congress planning, major evidence milestones, and integrated evidence dissemination planning.
• Facilitate cross-functional publication strategy workshops and governance forums to drive alignment, decisions, accountability, and timely execution.
• Lead cross-functional publication planning and execution forums across the Neuroscience portfolio.
• Build strong partnerships with Therapeutic Area Leads, Medical Directors, evidence-generation owners, Real-World Evidence, Biostatistics, Medical Communications, Field Medical, and Global Medical Affairs.
• Engage external authors, investigators, academic collaborators, journal editors, congress organizers, medical writers, and publication agencies with professionalism and scientific credibility.
• Clarify roles, decision rights, escalation pathways, and handoffs across matrix teams to improve speed, accountability, and quality.
• Communicate portfolio status, strategic choices, risks, impact, and resource needs clearly to Medical Affairs leadership.
• Provide strategic and operational oversight to publication agencies, medical writers, and other external partners.
• Develop annual publication budget requirements, track forecasts and spending, and support resource prioritization across products and deliverables.

Conoscenze

AI solution evaluation

Analytical reasoning

Clinical research

Regulations

Publication strategy

Cross-functional collaboration

Formazione

Bachelor’s degree in a scientific/healthcare discipline

Descrizione del lavoro

Johnson & Johnson in Titusville, NJ, seeks an Associate Director, Publications & Evidence Strategy – Neuroscience, to lead publication strategy development, planning, and execution across the U.S. Neuroscience portfolio in a hybrid work model.

You will translate medical strategy and data needs into differentiated publication plans, coordinate with Global Medical Affairs, and ensure scientific rigor, transparency, and timely delivery across products and indications.