Neuroscience Publications & Evidence Strategy Lead

Johnson & Johnson Co.; Hopewell Township (NJ); Hybrid; USD 137,000 - 236,000; Full time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson in Titusville, NJ seeks an Associate Director, Publications & Evidence Strategy – Neuroscience to lead publication strategy development and portfolio planning for US neuroscience assets. You will translate medical strategy into targeted publication plans, manage timelines, and collaborate with medical leaders and external partners.

This role demands 5–7 years in scientific communications or medical affairs, with a strong track record in manuscripts, abstracts, and congress

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a scientific, healthcare, or related discipline.
• 5-7 years of relevant experience in Scientific Communications, Medical Affairs, Publications, or related functions.
• Experience developing publications and evidence strategies that integrate medical objectives, evidence plans, and data-disclosure priorities.
• Experience leading publication planning and execution, including manuscripts, abstracts, posters, and congress presentations.

Responsibilities

• Lead cross-functional publication planning and execution across Neuroscience portfolio.
• Develop integrated publication strategies, timelines, and audience targeting.
• Coordinate with internal teams and external authors to ensure scientific rigor and compliance.
• Drive agency/vendor management, budgets, and milestones.

Skills

Publication strategy

Cross-functional leadership

Scientific communication

Stakeholder management

Project management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in science

Tools

Publication management platforms

Job description

Johnson & Johnson in Titusville, NJ seeks an Associate Director, Publications & Evidence Strategy – Neuroscience to lead publication strategy development and portfolio planning for US neuroscience assets. You will translate medical strategy into targeted publication plans, manage timelines, and collaborate with medical leaders and external partners.

This role demands 5–7 years in scientific communications or medical affairs, with a strong track record in manuscripts, abstracts, and congress