Medical Director, MRD Oncology Clinical Development

Labcorp; North Carolina; On-site; USD 320,000 - 340,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

Job summary

Labcorp Oncology seeks a Medical Director, Clinical Development to lead the MRD portfolio strategy across solid tumors. You will shape evidence generation, oversee clinical studies, and guide adoption of MRD/ctDNA-based diagnostics in oncology practice.

The ideal candidate is a board-certified medical oncologist with 5+ years in oncology clinical development, strong leadership, and cross-functional collaboration skills to drive payer evidence and guideline inclusion.

Qualifications

• MD/DO degree required.
• Board certification in Medical Oncology required.
• 5+ years of post-fellowship clinical experience in oncology.
• 3+ years in oncology clinical development/evidence-generation.
• 8+ years designing/leading prospective or retrospective clinical studies.

Responsibilities

• Lead clinical development for Labcorp Oncology's MRD portfolio across solid tumors.
• Define evidence-generation priorities and validation strategies.
• Oversee studies demonstrating clinical validity, utility, and economic value.
• Partner with R&D, product, and market access teams on portfolio strategy.
• Represent MRD portfolio in scientific forums and collaborations.

Skills

Clinical Development

Evidence Generation

Cross-functional Collaboration

Scientific Communication

Medical Oncology

Education

MD/DO

Board-certified Medical Oncology

Tools

MRD testing

ctDNA technologies

Job description

Labcorp Oncology seeks a Medical Director, Clinical Development to lead the MRD portfolio strategy across solid tumors. You will shape evidence generation, oversee clinical studies, and guide adoption of MRD/ctDNA-based diagnostics in oncology practice.

The ideal candidate is a board-certified medical oncologist with 5+ years in oncology clinical development, strong leadership, and cross-functional collaboration skills to drive payer evidence and guideline inclusion.