Project Lead, Scientific Communications and Training – Medical Affairs (Remote)

The Fountain Group; San Jose (CA); Híbrido; USD 69 000 - 76 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

The Project Lead, Scientific Communications and Training – Medical Affairs at The Fountain Group will oversee development and delivery of scientifically rigorous content and training for Medical Affairs colleagues. The role partners with Medical Affairs leaders to prioritize deliverables and translate knowledge gaps into actionable training plans.

Responsibilities include creating disease-state and treatment-landscape resources, employing adult-learning methods, and delivering engaging content

Qualificações

• Advanced scientific/medical degree required.
• Credentials such as PharmD, PhD, MD, RN, or RPh preferred.
• 2–5 years in Medical Affairs, scientific communications, or related role.
• Working knowledge of regulatory, legal, and compliance requirements.

Responsabilidades

• Lead development and delivery of scientifically rigorous content and training for Medical Affairs.
• Create disease-state and treatment-landscape resources and provide training to Medical Science Liaisons.
• Develop and deliver content across slides, modules, infographics, videos, and blended formats.
• Apply adult-learning principles to create scalable training experiences.
• Identify knowledge gaps with stakeholders and translate them into content and training plans.
• Manage content and training initiatives from planning to delivery with quality control.

Conhecimentos

Advanced degree

Clinical/Scientific experience

Medical affairs knowledge

Regulatory/compliance knowledge

Evidence synthesis

Adult learning principles

Aesthetics portfolio background

Formação académica

PharmD/MD/PhD

RN/RPh or equivalent

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Details for the positionare as follows:

• 1 year contract to start with the possibility of extension or conversion depending on performance and business needs
• Rate: $50-55 an hour
• Locatin:100% remote

Job Description:

• The Project Lead, Scientific Communications and Training – Medical Affairs leads the development and delivery of scientifically rigorous content and training that enable Medical Affairs colleagues to communicate current clinical and scientific evidence effectively. This role develops disease-state, product, treatment-landscape, and field-facing resources and provides training to Medical Science Liaisons across the aesthetics portfolio. The Project Lead partners across Global and US Medical Affairs including Scientific Communications, Medical Directors, field leadership, and other functions to assess capability needs, prioritize deliverables, and deliver meaningful and relevant scientific content.
• Lead the development and delivery of scientifically accurate, HCP-appropriate medical content covering disease states, treatment landscapes, approved and investigational products, emerging evidence, and field resources. Deliverables may include slide decks and modules, infographics, videos, etc.
• Apply adult-learning principles and innovative learning methods to create engaging, scalable, and accessible training experiences. Deliverables may include workshops, virtual learning, webinars, podcasts, videos, and blended learning pathways.
• Partner with Medical Affairs leaders and cross-functional stakeholders to identify prioritized knowledge and skill gaps and translate them into actionable content and training plans.
• Establish learning objectives, curricula, and competency-assessment plans for Medical Affairs colleagues. Develop and administer written, oral, and applied assessments in partnership with Medical Affairs leadership and use learner feedback and performance data to improve training effectiveness.
• Manage content and training initiatives from planning through delivery, including scope, timelines, stakeholder review, risk management, and quality control. Maintain current knowledge of relevant therapeutic areas, products, clinical evidence, treatment guidelines, competitive developments, and medical practice.

Required Skills:

• Advanced scientific, medical, clinical, or health-related degree required.
• Preferred credentials include PharmD, PhD, MD, RN, RPh, or another relevant advanced clinical or scientific qualification.
• Typically 2–5 years of experience in Medical Affairs, scientific communications, field medical, medical education, training, or a related pharmaceutical or biotechnology role.
• Working knowledge of pharmaceutical Medical Affairs practices and applicable regulatory, legal, and compliance requirements.
• Strong scientific acumen with demonstrated ability to critically evaluate literature, synthesize complex evidence, and translate it into clear, accurate, audience-appropriate content.
• Aesthetics TA background preferred