GSK
ViiV Healthcare (GSK) Director/Toxicology Project Specialist
$162K–$297K
USA - Pennsylvania - Upper Providence +3 · Hybrid (Remote & On-site) · Director · Full-time · Posted Sep 16, 2026
- Location
- USA - Pennsylvania - Upper Providence
USA - Massachusetts - Boston
USA - Connecticut - Branford
USA - North Carolina - Durham - Experience
- Master’s degree with 8+ years, or PhD with 6+ years, in non-clinical safety/toxicology.
- Education
- Master’s degree or PhD
About the job
Develop end-to-end non-clinical safety strategies for ViiV Healthcare projects, integrating toxicology plans with other disciplines and development functions to advance drug development.
What you'll do
- Lead toxicology project work across 5–10 projects, contributing to safety strategy across discovery and development stages and multiple modalities.
- Integrate non-clinical safety data into internal decision reviews and regulatory documents, and collaborate with regulatory, clinical, CMC, and other teams.
- Contribute scientific leadership, external diligence, stakeholder consultation, mentoring, and training.
What they ask for
- Master’s degree with 8+ years, or PhD with 6+ years, of experience in non-clinical safety/toxicology.
- Experience as a project team member across multiple projects, development stages, and modalities, including biologics.
- Non-clinical safety capability and understanding of relationships between disposition, safety, and on/off-target engagement.
- Knowledge and experience of worldwide regulatory requirements for non-clinical safety in drug development and registration.
Nice to have
- Experience in non-clinical discovery and development of long-acting small molecules; DABT.
- Experience in infectious disease therapy, or recognized scientific leadership with an extensive network and publication record.
Pay
$178,200 to $297,000 USD annual base salary (Cambridge, MA; Waltham, MA; Rockville, MD; or San Francisco, CA); $162,000 to $270,000 USD annual base salary (another US location)
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