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Associate Director, Global Medical Neuroscience, Medical Communications

Princeton - NJ - US💼 Full-time🗓 2026-08-25 → 2026-09-27

Core

Develop and execute medical communications strategies for Neuroscience therapeutic areas, ensuring scientifically rigorous and ethically grounded content across drug development and commercialization.

Role type

Associate Director, Medical Communications (Neuroscience)

Builds

High-quality publications, scientific content, medical education materials, and congress presentations for Neuroscience assets.

Domain

Biopharmaceuticals / Neuroscience

Deliverable

production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work

Required skills

Medical communications strategy, scientific content planning, publication management, cross-functional stakeholder engagement, budget management, data analysis and interpretation, process improvement, vendor management, mentoring.

Preferred skills

Subject matter expertise in Neuroscience therapeutic areas, experience with Good Publication Practices (GPP) and ICMJE guidance, ability to adapt plans based on clinical trial results.

Technologies

None explicitly stated.

Responsibilities

Support development and execution of medical communications strategy for assigned Neuroscience therapeutic areas; contribute to development of high-quality publications and scientific content; serve as subject matter expert for assigned areas on communication landscape and data disclosure; partner with cross-functional stakeholders including Medical Strategy, Commercial, and Regulatory; support budget management for assigned therapeutic areas; provide mentoring to junior team members and contract staff.

Seniority

Senior, hands-on IC with leadership responsibilities.

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