Strategic Medical Affairs Director, Multiple Myeloma

GSK; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); Hybrid; USD 188,000 - 313,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual bonus

Long-term incentive program

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

GSK is seeking a Medical Director in the US to lead medical affairs efforts in oncology, delivering strategic input into medicine strategy and tactical plans. The role emphasizes external scientific engagement, cross-functional collaboration, and governance to ensure scientifically accurate medical content.

The position operates in a hybrid setup, with travel for conferences and meetings, and requires advanced clinical credentials plus 4+ years of oncology experience.

Qualifications

• PharmD, PhD, MD or advanced degree required.
• 4+ years industry and/or clinical experience in the oncology therapeutic area.
• Demonstrated success leading and managing cross-functional work.
• Disease and therapeutic area knowledge.
• Robust experience networking, communication, and influencing in a complex matrix environment.

Responsibilities

• Supports the US Medical Affairs Lead with development and execution of US medical affairs plans.
• Leads planning and execution of medical tactics; contributes to medical material development and communication plans.
• Partners with Medical Communications, Scientific Training and Medical Information to align materials with US medical strategy.
• Interprets external environment and competitive knowledge to define the patient journey.
• Provides input into selection of US investigator sponsored studies in line with global franchise.
• Shapes clinical and health outcomes evidence plans to support US market needs.

Skills

Cross-Functional Leadership

Digital Fluency

Enterprise Thinking

High Impact Communication

Launch Excellence

Patient Impact

Education

Advanced clinical or scientific doctorate (MD, PharmD, PhD)

Board certification or residency/fellowship training in hematology/oncology/oncology pharmacy (BCOP)

Job description

GSK is seeking a Medical Director in the US to lead medical affairs efforts in oncology, delivering strategic input into medicine strategy and tactical plans. The role emphasizes external scientific engagement, cross-functional collaboration, and governance to ensure scientifically accurate medical content.

The position operates in a hybrid setup, with travel for conferences and meetings, and requires advanced clinical credentials plus 4+ years of oncology experience.