Description
This person will independently lead, direct and coordinate team activities (development and/or clinical) to ensure completion of the clinical development of projects. Knowledge in a broad area of science/technology, and CNS applications is essential. The successful candidate will be a member of the executive management team to ensure clinical projects are adequately resourced to meet development project milestones. He/She will determine and pursue courses of action necessary to meet the goals and objectives for the company. He/She will be the primary contact for Clinical related questions, the FDA and other regulatory agencies.
Responsibilities
- Provide leadership, direction and medical expertise to the clinical department as a corporate officer.
- Evaluate safety and efficacy data.
- Be the primary contact with the FDA, clinical investigators and the clinical advisory board.
- Effectively utilize outsourcing, as appropriate, to achieve project goals in a timely manner.
- Develop detailed clinical development plans and clinical protocols acceptable to global regulatory authorities; apply principles of drug development science and regulatory science to build thorough but compact clinical development plans.
- Responsible for recruiting key opinion leaders.
- Responsible for developing patterning strategy and conducting due diligence.
- Presenting to potential business partners.
- Responsible for writing the clinical sections of IND and NDA.
Requirements
- An M.D. or M.D./Ph.D., preferably with board certification in Neurology or other relevant specialty.
- 8-10 or more years of industry clinical trials/drug development experience.
- Ability to work in a team environment.
- Must have enthusiasm for formulating and executing clinical development plans.
- VP/CMO will have the skills and perspective of clinical development with sufficient experience to take charge and complete all necessary development steps for drug approval.
- Experience with both US and ex-US regulatory filings.
- Experience with multiple regulatory disciplines (CMC, clinical, labeling, etc.).
- Deep and broad knowledge of worldwide compliance requirements; direct experience with pharmaceutical development and commercial processes worldwide.
- Proven track record of effective collaboration with regulatory agencies (FDA and DEA).
- Minimum of 5-7 years of supervisory experience with strong problem-solving skills.
- Must be willing to travel as needed. Proficient oral/written communication skills are essential.
- Strong work ethic and personal desire for success.
- A proven track record working with key opinion leaders and SAB.
- Proven track record in conducting Phase I-III clinical trials.
- Proven track record in filing an IND and NDA.
To apply for this position at Neuraltus, please send a cover letter and CV to hr@neuraltus.com.