SENIOR DIRECTOR, ONCOLOGY TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH - MULTIPLE MYELOMA

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Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for a Senior Director-Oncology Translational Research - Multiple Myeloma, located in Spring House, PA; Boston, MA; Raritan, NJ; Brisbane, CA or Remote (considered on a case by case basis).
The Senior Scientific Director will serve within the Oncology Translational Research.
The Oncology Translational Research group is responsible for all clinical biomarker and translational medicine strategies for compounds in development within the Oncology pipelines.
In addition, the Translational Research group also covers disease biology for the indications of interest for the Oncology TA.
The Senior Scientific Director will also be responsible for.
Oversees and manages the translational strategy and implementation to support early and late development hematological malignancies programs in Oncology.
Ensures the planning and execution of discovery and validation of predictive, prognostic, safety, and disease biomarkers Oversees the management of a Translational Research budget to support biomarker discovery and validation studies as well as supporting analysis of clinical samples Establishing and maintaining collaborative relationships with internal functional groups (e.
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Discovery, Clinical, CDTs), external academic research groups and CROS to facilitate the implementation of Translational Research strategies in Clinical trials.
Leading collaborations and projects with external leaders in the hematological malignancies field Manages a team of staff including TR leaders a laboratory technicians Regular reporting of biomarker data to Oncology senior management.
Responsibility for the biomarker sections in Clinical protocols, Investigator Brochures, Compound Development Plans generation of Clinical Study Report Managing the outstanding or in-house coordination of proposed analysis within clinical trials.
Oversee data quality and ensure compliance and meeting projected timelines for project deliverables (e.
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protocol outlines, protocols, informed consent, strategy documents, analysis reports, etc.) Responsibility for resource planning for proposed projects.
Qualifications Required Minimum Education.
Ph.
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or an M.
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in Immunology, Molecular Biology, or related field with at least 8 years of applicable biomarker, translational research, program management, clinical trial and/or research experience is required Required Years of Related Experience.
Strong background in tumor biology, project management, and laboratory management is required Pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry research experience is required Previous hematological malignancies (Multiple Myeloma is preferable) experience is required Clinical biomarker experience is required Previous supervisory/management experience is required The candidate will have a strong publication record demonstrating relevant experience in clinical trials, translational medicine/research, early drug development, drug discovery and/or biomarkers Sufficient experience in drug discovery and/or early and late development to represent a diverse TR group on a compound development team (CDT) and to communicate goals and deliverables to senior management and governance committees throughout J&J Johnson & Johnson is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, or protected veteran status and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability.