Strategic Medical Affairs Lead — Neurology

Ceribell, Inc; Sunnyvale (CA); Remoto; USD 310.000 - 395.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

Health benefits for employees

Equity opportunities

401(k) with company match

Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)

Monthly cell phone stipend

Flexible paid time off

13 paid holidays + 3 wellness days

Parental leave policy

Company culture and career advancement

Resumo da vaga

Ceribell, Inc. is seeking a strategic Head of Medical Affairs to lead clinical education and scientific exchange initiatives.

You will define the medical affairs strategy, build relationships with KOLs and critical care societies, and oversee communications, advisory boards, and clinical publications across Neurology and critical care. The role requires an advanced clinical degree (MD/PhD/PharmD) with 10+ years in Medical Affairs, including 3–5 years in leadership, plus deep regulatory and

Qualificações

• Advanced clinical or scientific degree required (MD, PharmD, or PhD).
• 10+ years Medical Affairs experience in medical device/biotech/pharma.
• 3–5 years in a leadership role building Medical Affairs function.
• Experience with KOLs and societies and consensus statements.
• Willingness to travel 30–40% to conferences and meetings.

Responsabilidades

• Lead Medical Affairs strategy engaging KOLs and societies for scientific education.
• Develop and oversee advisory boards with key opinion leaders.
• Lead medical communications, publications, and clinical education content.
• Collaborate with Clinical, Regulatory, and Compliance on regulatory and ethics standards.
• Build and scale the Medical Affairs organization from the ground up.

Conhecimentos

Leadership in Medical Affairs

KOL engagement

Neurocritical care expertise

FDA regulatory knowledge

Scientific publication planning

Formação

MD/PhD/PharmD

10+ years Medical Affairs experience

Descrição da vaga

Ceribell, Inc. is seeking a strategic Head of Medical Affairs to lead clinical education and scientific exchange initiatives.

You will define the medical affairs strategy, build relationships with KOLs and critical care societies, and oversee communications, advisory boards, and clinical publications across Neurology and critical care. The role requires an advanced clinical degree (MD/PhD/PharmD) with 10+ years in Medical Affairs, including 3–5 years in leadership, plus deep regulatory and