Medical Director, Oncology – CAR-T, U.S. Medical Affairs

Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for a Medical Director, CAR-T, US Medical Affairs. This role is located in Horsham, PA, but must support West Coast Business Hours (Pacific Time Zone). Remote work options may be considered on a case-by-case basis and if approved by the Company. This role may require up to 20% travel.

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The Medical Director within US MAF, CAR-T leads team functions to support providers using CAR-T therapy to optimize patient experience and outcome. In this role, responsibilities include design, development and implementation of programs for CAR-T products related to post-marketing clinical trials, solicited and non-solicited studies and publications.

Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Lead team functions, coordinates the design and implements plans for the program.


• Ensures CAR-T medical affair's objectives are aligned with the goals and mission of the company.


• Reviews and approves educational, promotional and reporting materials for use by internal partners.


• Strategizes and prioritizes publication proposals.


• Serves as the project champion to insure timeline adherence and project completion.


• Develops and provides input to research protocols for specific projects promoting company message and value.


• Assists in strategic development and is responsible for clinical trials, including protocol, staffing and budgeting as it relates to key initiatives.


• Develops policies and procedures for development.


• Develops plans for continuous improvement to build an environment in Medical Affairs that encourages and recognizes creativity, innovation, collaboration, risk-taking and empowerment that furthers product development.


• Directs budget management, contracting and oversight of vendor activities. Implements the company's drug surveillance/product safety program which includes following up on adverse reaction reports.


• Is a key clinical contact for commercial CAR-T questions, internally and externally.


• Provides solutions surrounding legal liability and compliance with government.


• Ensures strong cross-functional working relationship between Medical Affairs and internal partners to deliver timely and clinically relevant expertise to support product development.