Global Medical Affairs Director Neurosciences

Overview

As Global Medical Director in Neurosciences, you will shape and execute the global medical strategy for highly specialized assets with significant unmet need. You will partner across Medical Affairs, Brand, and Market Access to drive evidence generation and scientific narrative. Your role includes engaging with the neurosciences community, KOLs, and regulatory bodies to inform strategic decisions and patient-centric lifecycle management. This is a leadership position in a fast-moving, mission-driven company focused on transformative medicines.

Responsibilities

• Lead design and execution of strategic projects to generate scientific insights and address commercial, clinical, or data-related needs
• Support development of clinical and real-world evidence through trials, database analyses, and investigator-initiated studies
• Partner with internal teams across Medical Affairs, Brand, and Market Access to align on product strategy
• Represent the company at scientific meetings and conferences, engaging with healthcare professionals and regulatory bodies
• Establish and nurture relationships with KOLs, academic institutions, and clinical investigators to support scientific exchange and strategic alignment with the Medical Plan
• Provide expert medical input into product lifecycle management initiatives

Key requirements

• Medical degree (MD) or advanced degree in a relevant scientific field (PhD, PharmD)
• Certification in Good Clinical Practice and other regulatory certifications
• Extensive experience in medical affairs within pharmaceutical/biotech, ideally Neurosciences
• Proven track record in managing global medical affairs activities and leading cross-functional teams
• Strong understanding of clinical development, regulatory requirements, and compliance
• Experience in developing and implementing medical strategies and evidence generation plans
• English fluency

• cross-functional collaboration
• leadership
• communication with diverse stakeholders
• medical strategy
• evidence generation
• clinical development understanding

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