CareerPlan

Medical Affairs Director, US Rare Nephrology

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of AmericaFull-time$207k–$310k2026-10-07 → 2026-11-10

Core

Lead the development and implementation of the US strategic medical plan for aHUS (atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome) and Rare Nephrology, providing medical leadership and strategic direction across functions.

Role type

Senior Medical Affairs Director (Rare Nephrology)

Builds

US medical strategy and tactical plans for late-phase pipeline programs and Investigator Sponsored Research (ISR) proposals.

Domain

Biopharmaceuticals, Rare Diseases (Nephrology/Hematology/Immunology)

Required skills

Medical strategy development, cross-functional leadership, KOL engagement, US healthcare/regulatory landscape expertise, scientific communication, advisory board management

Preferred skills

Nephrology, Hematology, or Immunology clinical experience

Technologies

None stated

Responsibilities

Lead situational assessment of the patient journey and US product strategy; contribute scientific acumen to registration programs; provide medical review for ISR proposals; guide external medical education and training; establish partnerships with Centers of Excellence and academic institutions; manage medical Advisory Boards; collaborate with Field Medical Teams on KOL engagement strategies.

Seniority

Director, strategic leadership