Executive Director - Clinical Research Dermatology (REMOTE)

Lensa; Plymouth Meeting (PA); Remote; USD 225,000 - 383,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in the healthcare sector is seeking an Executive Director in Clinical Research Dermatology. This remote role involves strategic oversight of dermatology products, leading clinical strategies, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Ideal candidates will have an MD or DO degree, significant experience in dermatology, and strong leadership skills.

Qualifications

• Experience in dermatology or supporting dermatologic product development.
• Board Certification in Dermatology preferred.
• Deep expertise in late-stage drug development and regulatory support.

Responsibilities

• Develop and oversee clinical strategies for dermatologic assets.
• Manage global clinical studies, data analysis, and regulatory submissions.
• Serve as a dermatology scientific expert and engage with key opinion leaders.

Skills

Clinical leadership

Regulatory interactions

Public speaking

Fluency in GCP standards

Education

MD or DO degree

Advanced degrees considered based on experience

Job description

Executive Director - Clinical Research Dermatology (REMOTE)

Join Organon as an Executive Director in Dermatology, responsible for strategic oversight of dermatology products and lifecycle management. Lead clinical strategies, collaborate cross-functionally, and represent the US at global levels. Based in Switzerland or the US.

Responsibilities include:

1. Develop and oversee clinical strategies for dermatologic assets, including tapinarof.
2. Manage global clinical studies, data analysis, and regulatory submissions.
3. Serve as a dermatology scientific expert, engaging with investigators and key opinion leaders.
4. Lead cross-functional teams, develop long-term lifecycle strategies, and manage budgets.
5. Represent the company at external scientific meetings and develop external site plans.
6. Ensure alignment of strategy with regulatory and commercial goals.

Required qualifications:

• MD or DO degree; advanced degrees considered based on experience.
• Experience in dermatology or supporting dermatologic product development.
• Clinical leadership in drug development, regulatory interactions, and public speaking experience.
• Fluency in GCP standards.

Preferred qualifications:

• Board Certification in Dermatology.
• Deep expertise in late-stage drug development and regulatory support.

Additional information: The role emphasizes strategic thinking, leadership, and effective communication. It offers a salary range of $225,200 - $382,900 in the US, with remote work flexibility.