Director, US Medical Affairs - NSCLC & Launch

Revolution Medicines, Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 201,000 - 251,000; Full time

Job summary

Revolution Medicines, a global oncology company, seeks a Director of US Medical Affairs for NSCLC to shape medical strategy and lead priorities across the portfolio. You will translate evolving evidence into actionable plans, serve as an NSCLC scientific expert, and collaborate with Global Medical Affairs, Field Medical, Clinical Development, and other partners.

The role emphasizes evidence generation, advisory boards, publications, and lifecycle planning, with travel 30-40% including visits to

Qualifications

• Advanced clinical or scientific training with leadership in medical affairs.
• Strong background in lung cancer and NSCLC with biomarker understanding.
• Ability to analyze, synthesize, and communicate complex evidence.
• Experience in medical planning, external engagement, and education.

Responsibilities

• Contributes to US NSCLC medical strategy and portfolio plan with clear objectives and budgets.
• Conducts evidence assessments and refines medical priorities based on data and stakeholder needs.
• Supports launch readiness, execution, and lifecycle planning across NSCLC assets.
• Leads or supports engagement with external experts via advisory boards and congress activities.
• Partners with US Field Medical on priorities, training, and resources for scientific exchange.
• Communicates insights to internal stakeholders and advises cross-functional teams.
• Provides medical leadership for congress activities and internal education.
• Collaborates with HEOR/RWE and other teams on evidence-generation priorities.
• Manages vendors and resources, ensuring compliance with company policies.

Skills

Advanced clinical degree

Medical Affairs

NSCLC experience

Scientific communication

Travel readiness

Multitasking

Education

MD/DO/PhD/PharmD

Job description

Revolution Medicines, a global oncology company, seeks a Director of US Medical Affairs for NSCLC to shape medical strategy and lead priorities across the portfolio. You will translate evolving evidence into actionable plans, serve as an NSCLC scientific expert, and collaborate with Global Medical Affairs, Field Medical, Clinical Development, and other partners.

The role emphasizes evidence generation, advisory boards, publications, and lifecycle planning, with travel 30-40% including visits to