Senior Medical Director, Immunology

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Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Provide medical leadership across rheumatology/immunology clinical development programs, ensuring scientific rigor and patient-centric development. Lead clinical development planning and contribute to target product profile, indication strategy, and evidence generation plans. Drive protocol development and medical oversight through execution (population, endpoints, dosing rationale, safety monitoring, biomarkers as applicable). Lead governance preparation and decision-making, documenting recommendations, rationale, key risks, and mitigation/contingency plans. Partner cross-functionally (Clinical Operations, Safety, Biostats, Regulatory, Quality, Medical Affairs, Business Franchise) to ensure integrated strategy and high-quality delivery.…

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