Engage with top Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) to inform research strategy, foster research collaboration, and promote scientific excellence.
Manage research proposals from the national Field Medical Team to support data generation and research activities for key applications and/or cancer types aligned with company initiatives across academic and community clinicians.
Partner with multiple internal cross-functional stakeholders (Product, Technology Development and Bioinformatics, Clinical Development, Biostatistics, Managed Care and Reimbursement, Commercial) as well as external collaborators, advisors, and KOLs to identify clinical unmet need and evidence gaps.
Execute and publish clinical feasibility and validation studies, focusing on clinical feasibility, validity, and utility.
Perform direct research and develop scientific content for internal and external audiences.

Typically requires a university degree and typically 8 years of related experience; 6 years and a Master’s degree; 3 years and a PhD; or PharmD/MD.
Clinical expertise or related experience in oncology and/or genomics is highly desirable.
Experience working with experts at academic medical centers and/or biopharma companies to build consensus around new products and/or services highly desirable.
Experience designing, conducting, and/or publishing clinical research required
Proven experience developing and generating data for novel clinical products with KOLs strongly desired
Expertise in genomic biomarker testing technologies, including IHC, DNA/RNA, FISH, NGS (particularly plasma NGS/liquid biopsy), and digital PCR
Applies advanced knowledge of the biotechnology, diagnostics and pharmaceutical industry.
Ability to apply advanced knowledge of company product specifications.
Intermediate-to-advanced knowledge of the following computer software programs: Microsoft Office: Powerpoint, Excel, and Word
Ability to work independently and remotely while maintaining a strong teamwork ethic.

Medical Affairs Research Manager

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