CSL

  • Decatur, GA, United States
CSL King of Prussia, PA
Job Purpose The Associate Director, Medical Affairs is responsible for leading the development and execution of the US Medical Affairs strategy for assigned therapeutic area(s). The role provides scientific leadership across evidence generation, publication strategy, medical planning, and cross-functional initiatives while serving as a trusted scientific partner to internal and external stakeholders. Responsibilities and Accountabilities Accountable for leading the development of the evidence generation strategy Provide US medical affairs input into the development of global publication strategies and plans for therapeutic area(s), and support the execution of US publication priorities Lead the medical plan for therapeutic area(s) Leads development, execution, and ongoing optimization of the annual US Medical Affairs Plan for assigned therapeutic area(s), ensuring alignment with global strategy and business priorities. Provides scientific oversight for localization and review of...

CSL Boston, MA
CSL's organization is accelerating innovation to deliver greater impact for patients. With a project-led structure and a focus on collaboration, we’re building a future-ready team that thrives in dynamic biotech ecosystems. Joining CSL now means being part of an agile team committed to developing therapies that make a meaningful difference worldwide. Could you be our next Associate Director, Medical Affairs (Immunology)? The job is in our King of Prussia, PA or Waltham, MA Office. This is a hybrid position and is onsite three days a week. You will report to the Senior Director, Medical Immunology. You will contribute to the development of medical strategy for assigned inline products in Immunology and drive the execution of Medical Affairs plans across the post-launch product lifecycle. Working in close collaboration with cross-functional partners and engaging effectively with external thought leaders, the role helps drive medical and scientific communication, support evidence...