ExecutiveDirector,ScientificCommunications

## Accountabilities Define and lead the global scientific communications strategy, integrating publications, medical education, and congress planning into a unified, portfolio-level framework aligned with Medical Affairs objectives. Develop and maintain a multi-year scientific communications plan aligned with pipeline progression, regulatory milestones, label expansions, and evidence generation strategies. Ensure consistent scientific narratives and positioning across therapeutic areas, indications, and assets, establishing enterprise-wide communication standards. Own the strategic direction of publication planning, medical education programming, and congress engagement, ensuring alignment with broader scientific and clinical objectives. Oversee scientific content development, including creation, review, versioning, and repurposing of materials to ensure consistency, compliance, and efficiency. Manage the scientific communications budget, including forecasting, planning, and tracking across publications, medical education, congress activities, and external agency partners. Lead cross-functional alignment with R&D, Regulatory, Biometrics, Market Access, and Commercial teams to ensure timely and strategic dissemination of scientific data. Drive innovation in scientific communications, including digital dissemination strategies and responsible integration of AI-enabled content workflows. Engage external scientific stakeholders, including key opinion leaders and academic collaborators, to support publication strategy and congress programming. Lead, develop, and mentor the Scientific Communications team, ensuring strong performance management, succession planning, and capability development across functions. Requirements: Doctorate-level degree (PharmD, PhD, or MD) in a life sciences discipline; equivalent combination of advanced education and experience may be considered. 12+ years of experience in scientific communications and/or Medical Affairs, with demonstrated port