Global Medical Affairs Director, Prostate

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Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is recruiting for a Global Medical Affairs Director, Prostate. This is an office-based position in Raritan, New Jersey.

We are seeking a Global Medical Affairs Director for Prostate Cancer. This role will support the development and execution of global medical strategy for prostate cancer assets, with a primary emphasis on early development programs, emerging scientific narratives, evidence generation, and readiness for key data milestones. Working closely with the Senior Global Medical Affairs Lead, Regional Medical Affairs, Strategy and Execution, Scientific Communications, Clinical Development, Commercial, Market Access, and other partners, the Medical Director will translate evolving science and stakeholder insights into clear, prioritized, and executable medical plans.

• Support development, refinement, and execution of integrated global medical strategies and evidence-generation plans aligned with asset strategy, lifecycle stage, unmet need, and regional requirements.
• Provide Medical Affairs input to early and late development planning, including shaping the clinical development plan and lifecycle management strategy, clinical relevance of early and late development studies, data gaps, endpoint considerations, patient and healthcare professional needs, and implications for access and medical adoption.
• Partner with GMALs and cross-functional leaders on Compound Development Teams, working groups, Safety Management Teams, and Medical/Marketing/Market Access forums, as assigned, bringing a clear global and regional Medical Affairs perspective.
• Lead defined asset, indication, or workstream deliverables end to end, establishing decision points, milestones, dependencies, risks, and clear ownership across contributors.
• Develop and maintain scientifically rigorous, fair, balanced, and non-promotional core asset narratives, strategic Q&A, internal education, and data-readiness materials in partnership with Scientific Communications and other subject-matter experts.
• Support publication strategy and execution, including identification of priority scientific questions, data dissemination opportunities, congress planning, author engagement, and timely delivery of manuscripts and presentations.
• Generate and synthesize insights from scientific exchange, advisory boards, investigators, regions, field medical teams, literature, and the competitive landscape; translate insights into strategic recommendations and documented follow-through.
• Plan and execute high-quality external scientific engagement, including advisory boards, expert consultations, congress interactions, and investigator engagement, in accordance with applicable policies and industry standards.
• Partner with regions and countries to ensure strategies are globally relevant, locally actionable, and informed by differences in clinical practice, access, evidence needs, and stakeholder priorities.
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