Director, Scientific Communications (Oncology)

Johnson & Johnson, is recruiting for a Director, Scientific Communications (Oncology) to be located in Horsham, PA.

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The Scientific Communications Director in the US Medical Affairs (USMA)Oncology Department will provide strategic and technical leadership in planning and driving the timely publication of data (ie, manuscripts, abstracts, posters, and presentations).

They will lead cross-functional teams to discuss the timely and appropriate communication of the published data by external customer facing teams e.g., Medical Information, Medical Science Liaisons (MSLs), and Value & Evidence ("V&E"- may be referred to as HEOR in other companies).

The Director will be a highly inventive individual with strong emotional intelligence, self-motivation, and leadership skills.

They will work collaboratively with Medical Directors, Integrated Evidence Team Leaders (IETLs), Global Medical Affairs (GMA), V&E, and alliance partners to develop robust publication and communication plans.

The Scientific Communications Director will:


* Act as the point person for the development and execution of the integrated (USMA and V&E) strategic publication plans with Global trial readout input


* Lead and facilitate cross-functional publication planning and scientific communications meetings


* Represent USMA at the Global Publication Team meetings to ensure alignment and incorporation of enhancements & amplifications of the publication as per US needs


* Provide strategic leadership and USMA review oversight to V&E publication plans


* Drive internal review of Investigator Initiated Studies (IIS) publications


* Develop and maintain effective working relationshi...