Lead translational medicine for respiratory projects at GSK. Collaborate across functions to drive clinical strategies and improve patient outcomes.
Responsibilities
Lead design and delivery of translational and early clinical plans for respiratory programmes, including proof-of-mechanism and proof-of-concept studies.
Leverage disease expertise to translate pre-clinical and human biomarker data into clinical hypotheses, endpoints and go/no-go decision criteria.
Provide medical and scientific leadership on cross-functional project teams and clinical governance forums.
Define biomarker strategies and oversee their implementation, including sample collection, analysis and interpretation.
Support regulatory interactions and prepare clinical sections of regulatory documents and briefing materials.
Mentor and coach colleagues to build capability in translational and clinical development.
Ensure patient safety through oversight of medical monitoring and alignment with pharmacovigilance.
Partner with external experts, academic collaborators and clinical sites to accelerate evidence generation.
Contribute to portfolio prioritisation by evaluating clinical feasibility, risks and potential patient benefit.
Drive clear, timely communication of translational findings to project teams and stakeholders.
Requirements
Medical degree and clinical medical specialty training board qualification/registration.
Experience in the global pharmaceutical/biotechnology industry in the field of respiratory medicine.
Experience in translational medicine and clinical development in respiratory or related therapeutic areas.
Experience designing and delivering early-phase clinical or experimental medicine studies.
Experience with biomarkers, sample strategy and interpretation of translational data.
Cross-functional collaboration experience working in matrix teams.
Experience with regulatory interactions for early clinical programmes.
Benefits
Health insurance
Retirement plans
Paid time off
Flexible work arrangements
Professional development
Job title
Medical Director, Respiratory Translational Medicine
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