Director, Global Scientific Communications, Hematology

What you'll do

• Develop communications strategies and publication plans for Hematology products and indications; chair Global Publication Teams and drive decisions.
• Lead development of abstracts, posters, presentations, manuscripts, slide decks, and congress symposia or other scientific programs.
• Coordinate cross-functional partners and independently manage priorities, timelines, resources, authorship, and agency deliverables while maintaining scientific integrity and compliance.

What they ask for

• Advanced degree, such as a PhD, PharmD, or MD.
• 7–10 years of relevant experience in a pharmaceutical company or medical communications agency, or significant independent scientific communications or publications consultancy experience supporting the pharmaceutical industry.
• Strong experience in strategic publication planning, including scientific platform development, tactical planning, and implementation; experience planning and developing medical education materials and scientific programs.
• Working knowledge of AI-enabled tools for scientific communications, and ability to use and evaluate them responsibly for scientific accuracy, compliance, confidentiality, and company policy alignment.

Nice to have

• PhD in a life science discipline; CMPP certification.
• Background in Hematology and rare diseases; experience planning peer-to-peer engagements, advisory boards, or workshops.

Pay

$230,870 - $260,678 USD Annual — base pay

AI focus

Use AI-enabled tools responsibly for literature review, content development, and summarization; evaluate outputs for scientific accuracy, compliance, confidentiality, and company policy alignment.