Part-Time Chief Medical Officer, Neuroimaging Leader

Oxford Brain Diagnostics Ltd; United States; On-site; USD 180,000 - 300,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity eligibility

Bonus eligibility

Job summary

Oxford Brain Diagnostics Ltd. seeks a physician leader to serve as Chief Medical Officer, a part-time executive role based in the United States. You will shape clinical and evidence strategy, guide product development, and engage with investigators, pharma partners, and health systems.

You will translate emerging science into meaningful clinical applications, represent OBD externally, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to align scientific and clinical priorities with growth objectives.

Qualifications

• MD or equivalent medical degree with neurology or neuroradiology specialization.
• Significant expertise in neurodegenerative disease and imaging biomarkers.
• Proven leadership with peer-reviewed publications and major meetings presentations.
• Ability to translate complex science into clinically meaningful strategies.
• Strong communication across scientific, clinical, and industry audiences.
• Entrepreneurial, high-growth environment experience, US-based with travel.

Responsibilities

• Lead medical and clinical strategy and define evidence for CDM adoption.
• Guide evidence-generation roadmap, study design, validation, publications.
• Ensure evidence plans support regulatory, reimbursement, product, and commercial goals.
• Advise on multicenter studies and collaborations to strengthen evidence.

Skills

Leadership in clinical research

Scientific communication

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

Strategic thinking

Entrepreneurial mindset

Education

MD or equivalent medical degree

Specialist in neurology or neuroradiology

Job description

Oxford Brain Diagnostics Ltd. seeks a physician leader to serve as Chief Medical Officer, a part-time executive role based in the United States. You will shape clinical and evidence strategy, guide product development, and engage with investigators, pharma partners, and health systems.

You will translate emerging science into meaningful clinical applications, represent OBD externally, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to align scientific and clinical priorities with growth objectives.