Overview
In this role you will shape how oncological clinical data is shared with the scientific community, leading a team across the Oncology portfolio and aligning cross-functional partners. You will develop the scientific communication platform, publication strategy, and data-sharing plans to support clinical adoption and patient care. You’ll collaborate with Research, Development, and Medical Affairs to drive evidence generation and credible medical narratives. This is a high-impact role at a global company with a focus on advancing oncology science from London, with hybrid work options.
Pay / Benefits
- insurance plans
- retirement plans
- wellbeing resources
- global recognition programs
- flexible and hybrid working options
- minimum 14 weeks paid parental leave
Responsibilities
- Manage and develop a team of scientific communications associates across the disease portfolio
- Lead the scientific communication strategy across the Oncology disease portfolio, ensuring cross-portfolio alignment
- Build the scientific communication platform with oncology partners for consistent narratives
- Define publication strategy, data flow, and plans linked to evidence generation
- Co-create early asset and pipeline scientific communication strategies with Research, Development and evidence generation teams
- Build trusted relationships with internal cross-functional teams and external partners
Key requirements
- 10+ years of experience in pharmaceutical or healthcare companies (global experience preferred)
- Experience in Oncology Medical Affairs
- Excellent working knowledge of publications and scientific communications activities
- Proven ability to develop communication strategies and key scientific message platforms; strategic insight into publication planning
- Thorough understanding of internal and external ethical guidelines for the pharmaceutical industry
- Experience working in a matrix environment across functions, regions and countries; ability to prioritize in a changing setting
- Fluent spoken and written English; ability to explain complex medical/scientific concepts clearly
- Change agility
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Influencing skills
- Publications planning
- Evidence generation
- Medical communications strategy
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