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Associate Director, Clinical Pharmacology Modeling and Simulation Oncology
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Waltham, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, 02453, USA
Listed on 2026-10-14
Listing for:
GSK
Part Time
position Listed on 2026-10-14
Job specializations:
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Healthcare
Clinical Research, Data Scientist
Job Description & How to Apply Below
We’re uniting science, technology, and talent to get ahead of disease together.
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Our approach to R&DPosition Summary We have an exciting opportunity at GSK for a highly motivated and experienced quantitative clinical pharmacologist to join our Oncology Clinical Pharmacology Modeling and Simulation (CPMS) group as part of the Oncology Translational Medicine department. GSK provides a supportive environment for scientists who are aspiring to learn, to contribute and to make impact on business decisions through innovation, expertise, and influence.
As Manager or Associate Director, CPMS, you will be part of a science-driven group delivering clinical pharmacology and modeling and simulation excellence to research and development programs. You’ll have the opportunity to work on small molecules, biologics, antibody-drug conjugates, T cell engagers and other new modalities in the Oncology therapeutic area. CPMS responsibilities generally span from approximately 6 months prior to FTIH through to submission and life cycle management.
Working arrangement
This role is hybrid. You will typically be expected on-site 2 to 3 days per week, with flexibility according to business needs and local policy.
Responsibilities This role will provide YOU the opportunity to lead key activities to progress YOUR career. These responsibilities include some of the following:
Planning, conducting and reporting population pharmacokinetic modeling, exposure-response analysis, simulation-based trial design and dose selection, and drug-disease modeling
Applying innovative methods such as longitudinal exposure-response analysis, model-based meta-analysis and quantitative systems pharmacology to enhance data use and trial efficiency
Presenting strategy and defending outcome of model-based approaches to internal governance boards and regulatory agencies
Contributing to clinical program design, trial protocols, analysis plans, study reports and regulatory submissions
Write or review clinical pharmacology components of regulatory documents and responses such that GSK products are rapidly and efficiently approved with optimum labeling (with regards to the clinical pharmacology, modeling and simulation contents)
Implement best practices, trends, lessons learned from internal and external sources to further clinical pharmacology modeling and simulation contributions to the R&D pipeline
Ability to interact with line and middle management, staff and external contacts on a functional, strategic and tactical level
Promoting model-informed drug discovery and development through external collaboration, journal publication and conference presentation
Why You?
Basic Qualification We are seeking professionals with the following required skills and qualifications to help us achieve our goals:
A doctorate (PharmD, PhD, MD) or master’s degree in quantitative clinical pharmacology and pharmacometrics disciplines (e.g., pharmacology, engineering or statistics) 2+ years of experience utilizing skills in population PK, exposure-response, mechanistic PKPD and/or longitudinal disease modelingto solve practical problems in industry or academia
Experience in…
Position Requirements
10+ Years
work experience
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