International Medical Director
- Research & Development, Medical Doctor
- Denmark - Søborg
The Medical & Science, Inflammation & Growth Hormone (GH) department at Novo Nordisk A/S, is seeking a physician to take on a position as a Medical Specialist to focus within the development and life cycle management of GH. Novo Nordisk is an established leader in GH therapy having been on the market with state of the art products for many years. We have an exciting position available to contribute both to the development of innovative GH therapies and to the life cycle management of GH. The job will require strong interaction with highly engaged colleagues and external stakeholders including therapeutic experts.
About the department
Medical & Science, Inflammation & Growth Hormone consists of 14 employees, part of Global Development located in Søborg, DK, and Princeton, USA. We have overall medical responsibility for Clinical Development Plans in the Inflammation and Growth Hormone area, which currently include the disease areas of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), Crohn’s Disease (CD), Systemic Lupus Erythematous (SLE) and Growth Hormone Deficiency and Growth disorders.
The job
The key responsibilities of the successful candidate will be to function as a global Medical Specialist within the Growth Hormone franchise. This includes being instrumental in implementing clinical development and regulatory strategies for drug candidates. The person will be involved in developing Clinical Development Plans, executing and reporting clinical studies phase 1-3 trials, providing medical and clinical expertise to the generation of Product Business Plans and Strategic Product Plans as well as medical deliverables to the paediatric investigational plans for development projects and to life cycle management of GH. Close interaction with health authorities will be an integrated part of the job. The position will be based in Søborg, Denmark.
Qualifications
You have a medical degree including scientific knowledge and some clinical experience relevant to the GH or related therapeutic areas. It will be an advantage if you have previous experience from the pharmaceutical industry including experience in developing trial protocols, trial execution, and some interaction with regulatory authorities e.g. scientific advice, IND or NDA submissions. In addition you preferably have experience from early stage clinical development work within the pharmaceutical industry.
You are a reliable, open-minded and dedicated team player who is effective at working within a global team environment. Interaction with internal and external experts require proficiency in English, high communication, coordination and planning capacities, as well as flexibility and a keen sense of quality. You may expect global travelling activity.
At Novo Nordisk, your skills, dedication and ambition help us change lives for the better. In exchange, we offer you an opportunity to work with extraordinary talent and benefit from a range of possibilities for professional and personal development.
Contact
For further information, please contact Richard Aranda +1 609 786 4430 (UTC - 05.00 Eastern time US & Can.).
Deadline
28 June 2013.
- Research & Development, Medical Doctor
- Denmark - Søborg
The Medical & Science, Inflammation & Growth Hormone (GH) department at Novo Nordisk A/S, is seeking a physician to take on a position as a Medical Specialist to focus within the development and life cycle management of GH. Novo Nordisk is an established leader in GH therapy having been on the market with state of the art products for many years. We have an exciting position available to contribute both to the development of innovative GH therapies and to the life cycle management of GH. The job will require strong interaction with highly engaged colleagues and external stakeholders including therapeutic experts.
About the department
Medical & Science, Inflammation & Growth Hormone consists of 14 employees, part of Global Development located in Søborg, DK, and Princeton, USA. We have overall medical responsibility for Clinical Development Plans in the Inflammation and Growth Hormone area, which currently include the disease areas of Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), Crohn’s Disease (CD), Systemic Lupus Erythematous (SLE) and Growth Hormone Deficiency and Growth disorders.
The job
The key responsibilities of the successful candidate will be to function as a global Medical Specialist within the Growth Hormone franchise. This includes being instrumental in implementing clinical development and regulatory strategies for drug candidates. The person will be involved in developing Clinical Development Plans, executing and reporting clinical studies phase 1-3 trials, providing medical and clinical expertise to the generation of Product Business Plans and Strategic Product Plans as well as medical deliverables to the paediatric investigational plans for development projects and to life cycle management of GH. Close interaction with health authorities will be an integrated part of the job. The position will be based in Søborg, Denmark.
Qualifications
You have a medical degree including scientific knowledge and some clinical experience relevant to the GH or related therapeutic areas. It will be an advantage if you have previous experience from the pharmaceutical industry including experience in developing trial protocols, trial execution, and some interaction with regulatory authorities e.g. scientific advice, IND or NDA submissions. In addition you preferably have experience from early stage clinical development work within the pharmaceutical industry.
You are a reliable, open-minded and dedicated team player who is effective at working within a global team environment. Interaction with internal and external experts require proficiency in English, high communication, coordination and planning capacities, as well as flexibility and a keen sense of quality. You may expect global travelling activity.
At Novo Nordisk, your skills, dedication and ambition help us change lives for the better. In exchange, we offer you an opportunity to work with extraordinary talent and benefit from a range of possibilities for professional and personal development.
Contact
For further information, please contact Richard Aranda +1 609 786 4430 (UTC - 05.00 Eastern time US & Can.).
Deadline
28 June 2013.