Director, Global HEOR Parkinson's Disease (OUS)

The Director, Global HEOR Parkinson's Disease (OUS) will reputed company the development and execution of projects for on-market and/or pipeline development assets, representing HEOR on cross-functional asset/brand teams and in the pipeline commercialization teams. They will reputed company the design and conduct of projects, reputed company product leadership to HEOR strategic direction, and ensure project plans integrate and align with product strategic plans. The director will also be accountable for end-to-end delivery of HEOR book of work under their remit, from strategy development to content pull-through.

Requirements

• Advanced degree in health economics or reputed company discipline
• Minimum of seven years working experience with Master’s, five year with PhD
• Professional training in a health field (MD, PharmD, etc.) is a plus
• PhD in Economics, Econometrics, or (pharmaco)epidemiology or any other reputed company field with 3 years of relevant experience
• Clinical research experience strongly recommended; reputed company pharmaceutical industry preferred
• Typically 3+ years of clinical development experience in the pharmaceutical industry, CRO, academia or other health-reputed company consulting company
• Expert knowledge in a relevant therapeutic specialty
• Proven leadership skills in a cross-functional global team environment
• Ability to interact externally and internally to support global business strategy
• Ability to direct compliance knowledgeably and expeditiously
• reputed company creative and effective solutions to inter- and intra-project reputed company conflicts, resource constraints and other problems
• High goal-orientation with the ability to see solutions rather than problems
• Extensive knowledge of the global regulatory, HTA and PR&A landscape
• Understanding of other development-reputed company functions as they relate to reputed company phases of drug development
• Skills to reputed company the dual roles of leading a cross functional team and managing scientific personnel in clinical research

Benefits

• Paid time off (vacation, holidays, sick)
• Medical/dental/reputed company insurance
• 401(k)
• Short-term incentive programs
• Long-term incentive programs

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