Medical Affairs Project Manager

US Medical Affairs Project Manager (Solid Tumor- GU)

Hybrid role; Horsham, PA ~1 day a week

Compensation: $75 - $80/hr based on experience

Contract Length: 1 year, potential for extension

Start Date: ASAP

ABOUT THE ROLE

Our client, a leading pharmaceutical company, is seeking a US Medical Affairs Project Manager to support the Solid Tumor Genitourinary (GU) therapeutic area within a dynamic and high-growth environment. This contract role is dedicated to the execution and operational management of multiple product launches, with a primary focus on four GU launches scheduled for the upcoming year. The Project Manager will play a critical role in supporting the core medical team, facilitating cross-functional collaboration, assisting with business planning and budget management, and tracking operational dashboards and contracting efforts. The position also ensures continuity of operations during a permanent team member's maternity leave and provides overlap support upon their return. This is an opportunity to join a team facing significant portfolio expansion, requiring a candidate with proven reliability, substantial industry experience, and a strong operational focus. Experience in pharmaceutical launch execution and knowledge of GU or solid tumor therapeutic areas are highly valued. A bachelor's degree is required, with PMP certification strongly desired and change management certification considered a plus.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

• Lead and coordinate execution of medical affairs activities for GU solid tumor product launches, ensuring timely and compliant delivery
• Facilitate cross-functional collaboration among medical, clinical operations, and other key stakeholders to drive launch readiness
• Support business planning (BP) and manage budgets for launch-related initiatives, working closely with the operations manager
• Track project dashboards, timelines, and contracting efforts to ensure operational excellence and transparency
• Maintain continuity of operations during a team member's maternity leave and provide overlap support upon their return
• Monitor and report on project progress, identifying and mitigating risks to launch timelines and deliverables
• Ensure compliance with industry regulations and internal standards throughout project execution
• Contribute to process improvements and best practices for high-volume launch environments, supporting a team with significant portfolio expansion

WHAT YOU BRING

• Bachelor's degree required
• Proven reliability and ability to work compliantly in a high-volume, fast-paced environment-must not "drop the ball"
• Relevant industry experience; not suitable for entry-level candidates-professional maturity to handle complex launches is essential
• Demonstrated operational focus and ability to manage complex launch timelines and logistics
• Experience supporting cross-functional medical teams and coordinating activities across multiple stakeholders
• Experience with business planning and budget management
• Ability to track dashboards and manage contracting efforts
• PMP (Project Management Professional) certification strongly desired
• Pharmaceutical launch execution experience preferred
• Experience in GU or solid tumor therapeutic areas is a plus
• Change Management certification is considered a plus

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