Associate Director, Medical Marketing

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Definium TherapeuticsBiopharmaceutical

Location: RemoteFull-TimeDirector

Salary$170,000.00-197,911.00

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Job Details

Experience: Minimum 8 years in the pharmaceutical, biotech, or healthcare industry

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences, Marketing, Business, Communications, or related discipline; advanced degree preferred
Minimum 8 years in the pharmaceutical, biotech, or healthcare industry, with experience in medical marketing, medical affairs operations, scientific communications, or commercial launch support
Strong understanding of pharmaceutical regulations governing scientific exchange, promotional activities, and healthcare professional engagement
Experience managing KOL engagement programs, advisory boards, and medical congress activities required
Proven ability to lead initiatives and influence cross-functional teams in a matrixed environment
Proficiency in analyzing scientific, clinical, and market insights to inform strategic decision-making
Skilled in cross-functional collaboration; intellectually curious, solutions-oriented, and effective at communicating and socializing strategic recommendations
Launch experience in the U.S. pharmaceutical market preferred
Experience supporting scientific communications, congress planning, speaker programs, or publication-related activities preferred
Experience in CNS / psychiatry, specialty pharmaceutical, or complex treatment categories preferred
Experience with REMS products or novel treatment delivery models preferred
Ability to synthesize complex clinical and market data into actionable strategies
Strong presentation skills and ability to influence senior, cross-functional, KOL, and agency stakeholders
Ability to travel as required; average 20–30%, with higher travel during congress and launch periods

Responsibilities

Develop and execute medical marketing initiatives that support the scientific positioning and successful commercialization of DT120
Lead KOL engagement strategy, including identification, segmentation, relationship development, and ongoing engagement planning
Manage advisory board planning and execution, including objectives, attendee selection, content development, logistics, and insight capture
Support medical congress strategy and execution, including sponsorships, exhibits, symposia, scientific communications, and stakeholder engagement activities
Partner with Medical Affairs, Clinical Development, Commercial, and Regulatory teams to align scientific engagement activities with broader organizational objectives
Direct external agency partners and vendors supporting congresses, advisory boards, speaker programs, and scientific communications initiatives
Gather and synthesize insights from KOL interactions, advisory boards, congresses, and market intelligence to inform brand and evidence-generation strategies
Support development of scientific communication materials and engagement initiatives that strengthen awareness, credibility, and launch readiness

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