Director, Medical Communications & Scientific Training USMA Anti-Infectives and Respiratory

The Director of Medical Communications and Scientific Training is responsible for the US Medical Communication Strategy and Plan for one or more Anti-Infectives and Respiratory assets.  This role will lead the execution of the medical communication plan via a data-driven omni-channel approach with the goal of improving patient outcomes.

Responsibilities
This role will provide YOU the opportunity to lead key activities to progress YOUR career. These responsibilities include some of the following:

• Provide a strong US voice on the Global Integrated Medical Content Team (GIMCT) and jointly accountable for global medical content.

• Develop, execute and regularly update the US Medical Integrated Scientific Communication plan (ISCP). Responsible for the relevancy of the Scientific Narrative to the US market with consideration of evidence generation plans, medicine strategy, and US marketplace to enable pull through to the field medical engagement plan.

• Lead the Medical Communication Strategy and objectives for the asset and ensure content is fit-for-purpose for scientific exchange across all formats.

• Lead the development and delivery of the omni-channel customer experience and associated medical communications across channels in alignment with the medical plan and in collaboration with the US Medical Digital and Tech team.

• Develop key performance indicators to measure impact and use data and analytics to optimize the customer experience in partnership with the US Medical Analytics team.

• Develop and maintain the medical curriculum and scientific training plan in collaboration with field medical leadership for Anti-Infectives and Respiratory medical staff inclusive of new hires.

• Provide Medical Business Leadership for Anti-Infectives and Respiratory congresses with responsibility for the overall customer experience, medical communication plan and associated activities.

• Apply sound medical governance for all activities in alignment with relevant GSK policies and procedures.

• For all deliverables, collaborate with medical experts as appropriate and cross-functional internal teams inclusive of Global Medical, Field Medical, Clinical Development, and Commercial.

Basic Qualifications

• PhD, PharmD, MD, or advanced science degree (Master of Science, MPH).

• 3+ years’ experience in Medical Affairs or Scientific Communications experience in developing medical content.

• Experience in leading and working within cross-functional teams.

• Experience interpreting, analyzing, and organizing scientific data to tell an impactful story.

Preferred Qualifications
If you have the following characteristics, it would be a plus:

• Experience in scientific communications (i.e., developing scientific platforms, narratives).

• Experience in developing and measuring communications delivered via an omni-channel approach.

• Demonstrates strong communication skills and presentation skills.

• Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects simultaneously.

• Experience with strategic and tactical planning.

• Ability to work with new technology and teach others.

• Ability to simplify complex concepts and communicate to diverse audiences .

• Strong negotiation and influencing skills.

• Demonstrated matrix leadership.

• Experience using GenAI tools in medical communications.

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