Overview
In this role you will shape and lead the Clinical Development Plan for assigned oncology programs, guiding late-stage strategy and global execution. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams and external partners to align scientific and regulatory goals, driving label-enabling outcomes. You’ll provide clinical input for Phase I–III studies and regulatory submissions, while building data, publications, and KOL strategies. This is a high-impact, fast-paced role at Roche with a focus on meaningful patient outcomes.
Pay / Benefits
- salary range: $213,000 – $396,000 (Boston, MA)
- discretionary annual bonus
- benefits as per company policy
- equal opportunity employer
- relocation not provided
Responsibilities
- Lead or substantially contribute to the Clinical Development strategy and plan (CDP) for assigned molecule(s)/indication(s)
- Support development and implementation of the CDP, including data analytics and governance components
- Collaborate with internal and external partners across functions (BD, research, commercial, legal, etc.)
- Provide clinical science input for early development and Phase I–II protocol reviews
- Contribute to regulatory filings and regulatory documentation with clinical input
- Ensure strategic and operational alignment of the CDP with CD strategy and LCP
- Develop CDP components (analytics/data strategy, KOL development, publications strategy) with CST and sub-teams
Key requirements
- Board Certified/Board Eligible MD (MBBS), or MD(MBBS)/PhD in Oncology & Hematology
- 5+ years post-grad clinical/scientific research and/or clinical trial experience
- 3+ years in biopharmaceutical clinical development, with late-stage experience
- 3+ years medical monitoring experience in life sciences
- 2+ years engaging with clinical sites, PIs, and KOLs
- Solid understanding of Phase II–III drug development and track record of contributing to drug development programs
- Demonstrated ability to foster productive, inclusive team culture in fast-paced settings
- Experience with data analysis, interpretation, and clinical relevance; strong scientific writing skills
- Outstanding interpersonal, verbal, and written communication
- Influencing and relationship-building across internal and external stakeholders
- Cross-functional collaboration and proactive issue resolution
- Data analysis and interpretation
- Scientific writing (manuscripts, protocols, health authority documents)
- Regulatory submissions and documentation
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