Associate Director GOMA Oncology Scientific Engagement

Job Summary The Associate Director, GMA Oncology, Scientific Engagement is responsible for the execution of activities in support of Global Medical Affairs Scientific Engagement strategies and plan for the Solid Tumor or Hematology therapeutic area (TA), under the guidance of the Director, GMA Oncology Scientific Engagement. Responsibilities Execution of Global Key External Experts (KEE) engagement strategy and operational plan. Management and updating of KEE mapping and engagement plans, and related systems used for global coordination of medical activities. Support coordination of Global scientific engagements (KEE, patient advocacy, professional society, and other HCP stakeholders) at major congresses, in collaboration with GMAT leads, regional and country medical leads, and other relevant internal cross‑functional stakeholders. This includes alignment with Global Marketing, R&D, and Cancer Enterprise stakeholders. Support management of Vendor activities and tracking of milestones for payments of activities related to these GMA scientific engagement projects. Management of activities supported by grants & sponsorships, such as external medical education (CME, standalone or industry-sponsored symposia). Completion and submission of related legal and compliance applications and associated follow up with requestors. Responsible for the execution of global medical Advisory Boards and/or other input‑seeking medical activities in alignment with GMAT lead. Support management of Vendor activities and tracking of milestones for payments of activities related to GMA input‑seeking projects. Manage consistent collection of medical insights from key global/regional/local medical activities for assigned TA in coordination with GMAT lead and other relevant cross‑functional stakeholders and collate for reporting to key stakeholders and to help inform the overall medical plan for the respective TA. Support creation of standard operating procedures as it relates to Global Medical Affairs Scientific Engagement activities across the Oncology therapeutic area. Ensure all strategies, tactics, and activities are compliant with DS policies. Qualifications Education Qualifications Bachelor's Degree required. A higher level degree such as a PhD, PharmD or master's Degree in Health Sciences preferred. Experience Qualifications Must have at least 7 years of professional experience (with a BS Degree) or 5 years with a doctorate degree, within the pharmaceutical industry at local, regional and/or Global level with PhD/PharmD. Must have strong working knowledge of current clinical practice in Oncology / Hematology / Solid Tumor other relevant disease areas. Have strong knowledge in and understanding of scientific engagement activities (including advisory boards, symposia). Effectively engage external stakeholders across a broad range of audiences and activities. Strong planning, coordination and organizational skills. Strong influencing skills; leads without authority. Excellent project management skills. Provide medical expertise to ensure successful product launches across functions. Build strong internal and external relationships with diverse stakeholders that maximize alignment and organizational effectiveness. Integrate medical expertise with commercial perspective. Expertly manage ambiguity and complex situations. Travel Requirements Ability to travel up to 20% of the time both domestic & international. Salary Range USD$162.400,00 - USD$243.600,00 Daiichi Sankyo, Inc. is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, age, or any other characteristic protected by law. #J-18808-Ljbffr