Myeloma Publication Strategy Lead

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We are seeking an experienced and visionary Director, Global Medical Affairs Publication Strategy Leader in Oncology with a focus on Multiple Myeloma / Hematology.

Primary Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Lead overall publication planning and strategy for myeloma portfolio in collaboration with R&D Compound Development Team, Medical Affairs and Market Access colleagues.

• Manage a team of internal contractors and external publication vendors for publication planning and execution of publication deliverables across the myeloma portfolio.

• Work collaboratively with Global Medical Affairs Lead/Medical Director and Strategy & Execution Lead to align the worldwide publication plan with other myeloma portfolio strategies.

• Seek input and ensure regional and local publication needs are identified and addressed in the worldwide publication plan.

• Oversee publication development and timely execution of abstracts, posters, oral.

presentations, and manuscripts per ICMJE and in compliance with J&J Pharmaceutical publication policies and system.

• Leverage best practices across the J&J Oncology Global Medical Affairs Team to optimize publication strategy and execution of publication deliverables.

• Provide strategic input to senior leadership to guide decision making regarding publication strategy.

• Support annual global medical affairs planning and budget estimates for publication team deliverables.

• Collaborate with global and regional colleagues to support best practices in data communication, ensuring seamless dissemination of oncology scientific data.

• Partner with regional teams to align strategies for effective communication, fostering consistent and impactful strategies to support compliant data communication.

• Manage and track overall publication strategy budget and lead vendor selection and on-boarding.

• Additional responsibilities include:

o Understand the evolving publications landscape through engagement with and participation in professional societies (eg, ISMPP)

o Attend key scientific congresses and meetings for the TA to ensure accurate and appropriate presentation of scientific evidence

• Travel as requi red (up to 20%)Educational Requirements:


* Doctorate degree (PhD, MD, PharmD) and 8 years of publication planning, writing, medical affairs, medical communications experience is required.

Preferred Qualifications


* Therapeutic area, Hematology,...