Senior Director Medical Affairs

Senior Director, Medical Affairs — Oncology / Neurology

Location : Boston, MA (Hybrid or Onsite)

Reports to : VP, Global / US Medical Affairs

Department : Medical Affairs

Position Summary

The Senior Director, Medical Affairs will serve as a strategic and scientific leader responsible for developing and executing the medical affairs strategy across the company's oncology and / or neurology portfolio. This individual will provide medical and scientific leadership in support of late-stage development, product launches, and lifecycle management activities, ensuring alignment with corporate goals, compliance requirements, and evidence generation priorities.

This position is ideal for an experienced medical leader who thrives in a dynamic, cross-functional environment and is passionate about translating scientific innovation into meaningful clinical and patient outcomes.

Key Responsibilities

Strategic & Scientific Leadership

• Develop and lead the integrated medical affairs strategy for assigned product(s) in oncology and / or neurology.
• Serve as a core member of cross-functional leadership teams, aligning medical objectives with clinical, regulatory, and commercial strategies.
• Oversee the creation and execution of medical plans , including evidence generation, KOL engagement, and medical communications.
• Partner with Clinical Development and Regulatory Affairs on label expansion data generation , and scientific publication strategies

Medical Communications & Publications

KOL & External Engagement

Evidence Generation & Data Strategy

People Leadership

Cross-Functional Collaboration

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Example Company Snapshot (for context)

This Boston-based biotech company is advancing a portfolio of innovative therapeutics in oncology and neurology , including late-stage assets with upcoming regulatory milestones. The company's mission is to bring transformative therapies to patients with high unmet needs through a science-driven, patient-centered approach.