Scorpion Therapeutics

Position Summary The Associate Director for IO Lung Cancer in Global Medical Oncology develops and implements Global/US Medical strategies and objectives in lung cancer (non-metastatic), related to nivolumab and ipilimumab. The role aligns tumor strategies through cross-functional relationships with US Commercialization, Global Medical, Clinical Development, and Medical Capabilities. Key Responsibilities Collaborate with the Medical Product Lead to develop/implement the GMO medical plan (product differentiation, lifecycle management, and disease-specific strategies aligned with Commercialization and R&D). Provide strategic/scientific/executional leadership with the integrated matrix team (Medical Communications, Evidence Generation, Commercial, Field Medical, R&D, GPT, Access). Develop and implement medical activities: medical advisory boards, Scientific Engagement Partner resources/training, congresses, reactive content, communication strategy, and publications....

Responsibilities Develop, execute, and evaluate HCP medical education (ME) programs (peer-to-peer, CME, live events) for CNS brands (Movement Disorders/Tourette Syndrome/Bipolar/Schizophrenia). Drive HCP-focused initiatives for psychiatrists, neurologists, NPs, PAs, and primary care. Identify HCP needs and engagement preferences; prioritize educational needs across the brand/portfolio. Manage ME budget; allocate resources to strategy. Ensure ME initiatives are compliant with industry guidelines and company policies. Build and execute portfolio-wide plans with marketing disciplines (KOL Engagement/Congress Planning, Thought Leader Liaison), including brand-related congress content and speaker liaison. Partner with medical education agencies; collaborate cross-functionally (e.g., Medical Affairs) to drive performance. Maintain expertise on external market trends and effective ME approaches. Support annual planning; manage promotional approval process for ME materials. Adhere to...

Key Responsibilities Contribute to development, execution, and continual enhancement of global medical education and congress strategies for rheumatology (SLE), using traditional, digital, and omnichannel approaches. Develop and oversee exhibits, symposia, advisory boards, expert engagement, and stakeholder events; ensure strategic alignment across rheumatology medical asset teams. Support medical evidence generation (registries, post-hoc analyses, real-world data) and manage publication planning with HEOR, GBDS, medical communications, and external experts. Cultivate stakeholder relationships (external clinical experts, patient advocacy groups, internal multidisciplinary teams). Facilitate HQ-to-region/market/field knowledge transfer via scientific narrative, lexicon creation, and training. Support pre/post-launch medical education planning, post-event impact assessment, and define/measure effectiveness and reach. Partner to execute medical event logistics, contracting, and...

Associate Director US Medical Affairs, Patient Access and Quality of Care (PAQ) - Oncology Job Responsibilities Lead development of Medical Affairs (MA) strategies and Plans of Action (POA) for US payers and key accounts within Oncology Therapeutic Area. Collaborate with global/USMA TA, Managed Markets, Value and Access, Commercial and Government Affairs to align patient needs, stakeholder value drivers, and Gilead portfolio/products; contribute to US PAQ Strategic Plans and Integrated Evidence Plan. Identify/develop patient access strategy and research opportunities for US payers and key accounts. Serve as scientific and execution lead for local US oncology PAQ studies/projects. Identify PAQ evidence/data gaps; partner with Clinical Development, MA Research, Value & Access HEOR, and Real-World Evidence to address evidence needs across product lifecycle; provide PAQ input into Publication Strategy. Develop tools/resources to implement POA; work with external vendor...

Position Summary Associate Director, WW Cell Therapy, Medical Communications. Support development and execution of integrated medical communications strategies across the cell therapy portfolio; enable disclosure of BMS science/products and research data to inform HCPs and patients worldwide. Key Responsibilities Collaborate with WW disease leads on cell therapy medical communications strategy; deliver timely, high-quality medical publications, scientific content, education, and congress presentations. Create integrated strategy/tactical plans; partner cross‑functionally for submissions, publications, and congress content. Develop/review medical communication materials for up-to-date science and compliance with global/local regulations and guidelines. Lead creation of field‑ready MSL materials (slide decks, digital tools). Maintain rolling 18‑month strategic publication plans; manage publication meeting follow‑ups. Develop audience‑specific materials (HCPs/patients/advocacy/PCPs),...