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Stoke Therapeutics · 1 day ago

Director/Senior Director, Medical Affairs - Pacific

Bedford, Massachusetts, United States

Full-time

Hybrid

Director/Executive

$236K/yr - $329K/yr

10+ years exp

Stoke Therapeutics is a biotechnology company focused on restoring protein expression through RNA medicine. The Director/Senior Director of Medical Affairs will represent the company with clinical experts and KOLs, supporting Medical Affairs activities and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

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Growth Opportunities

Responsibilities

Work closely with clinical operations and development teams to support Stoke clinical study efforts, including site identification and engagement to advance enrollment while fostering collaborative research relationships with academic and community KOLs

Establish and maintain highly credible, scientific relationships with academic and medical thought leaders

Serve as field medical point of scientific/clinical contact or support for national and regional payers, healthcare systems, integrated delivery networks and other managed care organizations

Work closely with internal team members to facilitate and support congress strategy at scientific meetings, including KOL engagement planning, insight gathering on key topics, and interpretative reports to share with cross functional teams

Develop, share, and discuss ongoing clinical insights with cross-functional members to ensure awareness and understanding of KOL perspectives to inform and guide strategic decision-making

Develop strategic profiles for top experts and clinical staff at centers of comprehensive care, to help identify key opportunities for ongoing education and collaboration

Develop key performance and reputation measures to ensure ongoing alignment of Stoke activities to KOL and HCP expectations and needs

Collaborate closely with other functions including clinical, commercial and PR/IR/Advocacy to engage and support external stakeholder needs through activities such as scientific education, advisory boards, investigator meetings, publications, congresses, and other activities of interest

Must be able to perform duties typically associated with a normal office environment when not traveling

All other duties as assigned

Qualification

Medical Affairs experienceClinical/scientific degreeField medical activitiesRare diseasesEngagement with payersCommunication skillsInterpersonal skillsLeadership skillsProblem-solving skillsSelf-starter

Required

Advanced scientific or clinical degree, with at least 10+ years in relevant clinical/scientific fields and 5+ years of Medical Affairs experience, with significant focus on field medical activities

Prior track record of success and proficiency in role working directly with clinical and academic experts is required

Excellent verbal and written communication skills, and exceptional interpersonal skills

Demonstrated skills in leading and mentoring others

Good judgment, ability to adapt and change in a shifting environment

A strategic, passionate, self-starter who takes initiative

Ability to work independently and function effectively as a team member

Excellent problem-solving skills

Valid driver's license and the ability to travel as necessary