The Director, Global Scientific & Value Content - Payor

Scorpion Therapeutics; Rahway (NJ); Hybrid; USD 180,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Scorpion Therapeutics leads in developing and delivering global Scientific & Value Content (GSVC) within the Value & Implementation organization. The role focuses on supporting Medical and Scientific Affairs and Outcomes Research, ensuring scientifically rigorous content and strategic alignment across disease areas.

You will develop annual GSVC plans, create medical letters and digital materials, mentor staff, and drive cross-functional collaborations with Medical Affairs, Outcomes Research, and

Qualifications

• MD/PhD/PharmD with 5+ years in Medical Affairs.
• Deep understanding of payor systems, disease management, and therapeutic landscapes.
• Strong scientific communication, leadership and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and adapt annual GSVC product and disease area plans aligned with V&I strategies.
• Create and review scientifically accurate content including medical letters, FAQs, slide decks, and digital materials.
• Mentor team members.
• Lead cross-functional collaborations with Medical Affairs, Outcomes Research, and Payor teams.
• Contribute to global scientific training and strategy.

Skills

Scientific communication

Leadership

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

MD/PharmD/PhD

Job description

Role:

Lead global Scientific & Value Content (GSVC) within the Value & Implementation organization, primarily supporting Medical and Scientific Affairs and Outcomes Research.

Responsibilities:

• develop and adapt annual GSVC product and disease area plans aligned with V&I strategies;
• create and review scientifically accurate content—including medical letters, FAQs, slide decks, and digital materials;
• mentor team members;
• lead cross-functional collaborations with stakeholders such as Medical Affairs, Outcomes Research, and Payor teams;
• contribute to global scientific training and strategy.

Requirements:

• MD, PharmD, PhD with at least 5 years of Medical Affairs experience (or equivalent with extended industry experience);
• deep understanding of healthcare payor systems, disease management, and therapeutic landscapes;
• strong scientific communication, leadership, and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Preferred:

advanced degrees, global health systems expertise, prior experience leading international Medical/Scientific Plans, and knowledge of regulatory review processes.

High-Value:

focus on value and access strategies, engagement with payors and health systems, and global stakeholder collaboration across therapy areas, with a hybrid work setup and approximately 10% travel.