Senior Associate Director, Veterinary Clinical Affairs

Nutramax Laboratories, Inc.; Lancaster (SC); On-site; USD 140,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Nutramax Laboratories, Inc. seeks an Associate Director of Clinical Affairs to oversee downstream clinical activity, PSV/FSV and KOL management. You will drive scientific messaging, develop training materials, publications, and events, and advise on product development and launch strategy through field teams.

A minimum of five years in the veterinary industry is expected. You will lead CE programs and VOC initiatives, collaborate with R&D and Commercial to differentiate products, and support

Qualifications

• Minimum of five years of veterinary industry experience, ideally with nutraceutical or pharmaceutical products.
• Minimum of three years of clinical veterinarian experience.
• Must work at Nutramax Corporate HQ in Lancaster, SC.

Responsibilities

• Establish and maintain standards for downstream scientific and technical content, including product guides, training resources, and CE programs.
• Monitor and evaluate emerging scientific literature, industry trends, and clinical research relevant to Nutramax products.
• Monitor industry publications and engage with key authors to build strategic relationships and expand content opportunities.
• Partner with Innovation, Research, and Product Management teams to identify research opportunities and strengthen clinical value propositions.
• Serve as the technical expert to commercial teams on clinical data and scientific messaging.
• Develop and execute KOL engagement strategy aligned with clinical and commercial objectives.
• Cultivate relationships with leading veterinary experts, researchers, and influencers.

Skills

Leadership

Clinical content

KOL engagement

Education program design

Education

DVM or VMD preferred

Job description

Nutramax Laboratories, Inc. seeks an Associate Director of Clinical Affairs to oversee downstream clinical activity, PSV/FSV and KOL management. You will drive scientific messaging, develop training materials, publications, and events, and advise on product development and launch strategy through field teams.

A minimum of five years in the veterinary industry is expected. You will lead CE programs and VOC initiatives, collaborate with R&D and Commercial to differentiate products, and support