Global Medical Affairs Lead, Cervical Cancer Screening
$148,800–$276,300 year
On-site · Pleasanton, California, United States or Tucson, Arizona, United States
Job Summary
Global Medical Affairs Lead for Cervical Cancer Screening: provide subject matter expertise in cervical cancer screening, lead global medical strategies for integrated evidence generation, collaborations, medical communications and engagements (advisory boards, scientific symposia, educational events), drive evidence-based screening adoption (HPV testing, self sampling, dual stain cytology), build partnerships with medical and patient communities, develop and deliver content for scientific communications, and partner across functions to enable cross-regional collaborations; travel up to 20% and collaborate across global teams. Primary location is Tucson, AZ; candidates in Pleasanton, CA or Burgess Hill, UK or Sant Cugat del Vallès, Spain may also be considered.
Required Qualifications
- MD and/or PhD
- 8+ years of relevant industry experience in medical affairs and/or clinical development
- deep understanding of cervical cancer screening solutions, practices, guidelines and implementation
- excellent English oral and written communication skills
- proactive and self-directed with global cross-cultural experience
- travel up to 20%
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