Abcellera VP, Medical Affairs at Abcellera responsible for building and leading the Medical Affairs function and executing Medical Affairs priorities. Oversees Medical Science Liaisons, clinical publications, and patient advocacy relationships.
Responsibilities
Creating medicines is the most important work we can do.
We are a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on discovering and developing antibody-based medicines in the areas of endocrinology, women’s health, immunology, and oncology. We have built a platform for advancing antibody drug programs from target to clinic, and we are using it to build our internal pipeline.
Today, our pipeline includes two drug candidates in clinical development, two preclinical development candidates (DCs) in Investigational New Drug (IND)-enabling activities, and more than 20 active discovery programs across multiple modalities and indications.
We believe that when tenacious people share a vision and work together, they can truly have a positive impact. That’s why we hire for character and intelligence, not just for CVs or experience.
We look for people with drive and energy. People we trust. People who need to know their days are being well spent. That their work really matters. In the end, our success will be measured by the impact of our medicines.
Please submit your application through our website and refer to Job ID 23401 in your cover letter. We receive a large volume of applications and are only able to contact those who are selected for an interview. All communication from our Talent Discovery team will come from an @abcellera.com email address.
Qualification
Advanced degree (PharmD
Required
Advanced degree (PharmD, PhD, or MD, with MD preferred)
15+ years professional experience within Biotech/Pharma focused on Medical Affairs or related functions
5+ years of people leadership experience including building high-performing teams
Experience in both prelaunch (phase 3) and post launch activities
Deep understanding of government and industry guidelines, regulations, and laws governing scientific and medical exchange