The Program Coordinator manages the planning, promotion, and execution of medical education programs from initial development through on-site delivery. They are responsible for coordinating logistics, managing budgets, and serving as the primary point of contact for faculty, vendors, and stakeholders.
The Sales and Marketing Coordinator will support the sales team by executing marketing campaigns, managing digital assets, and coordinating project tasks. They will also provide administrative support, maintain sales collateral, and assist with meeting preparations.
The Editorial Supervisor manages editorial services for aligned accounts, ensuring content accuracy and stylistic consistency. They collaborate with Market Access teams to provide strategic editorial support and facilitate communication between various departments.
The Freelance Group Copy Supervisor guides the creative vision and strategy to produce exceptional work while collaborating with account management. They are responsible for developing creative briefs, managing projects from start to finish, and ensuring high-quality creative execution.
The Group Art Supervisor shapes high-level creative direction for high-profile brands and serves as a senior strategic partner to clients. They are responsible for managing creative teams, developing strategic briefs, and ensuring creative excellence across regulated payer communications.
The Project Manager is responsible for managing all aspects of medical publication projects from inception to completion, including budget development and team facilitation. They must maintain strong relationships with clients and faculty while ensuring programs remain on target, on strategy, and within budget.
The Production and Editorial Manager oversees the production lifecycle and on-time delivery of educational programs across digital, print, and multimedia platforms. This role serves as the final quality checkpoint, ensuring consistency, accuracy, and adherence to editorial standards throughout the publishing workflow.
The Project Manager oversees all aspects of medical communications projects from inception to completion, including content development and budget management. They facilitate multidisciplinary teams and maintain strong relationships with clients and faculty to ensure programs meet strategic objectives.
The Access Reimbursement Manager Operations Lead will manage a large team of field-based managers to ensure successful commercialization and access objectives. This role involves monitoring performance KPIs, driving team development, and acting as a primary liaison between the client and the field team.
The Senior Scientific Director is responsible for the planning, development, and oversight of scientific content across assigned accounts. They lead client interactions, brand strategy, and business development while managing resource allocation and scientific contributions.
The Senior Scientific Director is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing scientific content for assigned accounts. They lead client interactions, brand strategy, and business development efforts while managing resource allocation and team contributions.
The Account Director oversees internal and external account management, including mentoring staff, managing budgets, and facilitating interdepartmental communication. They are also responsible for maintaining strong client relationships, pursuing new business opportunities, and ensuring all project deliverables meet client expectations.
The Senior Scientific Director is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing scientific content for assigned accounts. They lead client interactions, brand strategy, and business development while managing resource allocation and scientific contributions.
The Scientific Director is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing scientific content for oncology-focused accounts. They will provide strategic medical communication recommendations and supervise Associate Scientific Directors to ensure high-quality, evidence-based deliverables.
The Scientific Director is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing scientific content for oncology accounts. They will provide strategic medical communication recommendations and supervise Associate Scientific Directors to ensure high-quality, evidence-based deliverables.
The Project Manager oversees all aspects of medical communications projects from inception to completion, including content development and faculty management. They are responsible for managing project budgets, facilitating multidisciplinary teams, and ensuring all programs meet client expectations and strategic objectives.
The associate will lead account management for oncology clients, including contracting, invoicing, and project execution. They will also build strong client relationships, identify growth opportunities, and collaborate with internal teams to deliver tailored medical education solutions.
The Clinical Director will provide expert clinical and payer landscape insights to support pharmaceutical clients with drug information and formulary strategy. Responsibilities include conducting payer research, developing coverage criteria, and facilitating advisory boards to address client needs.
The Scientific Director is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing scientific content for assigned accounts across various therapeutic areas. They provide strategic medical communication recommendations and supervise Associate Scientific Directors while managing content-related tasks.
The Scientific Director is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing scientific content across assigned accounts. They lead client interactions, brand strategy, and business development while managing resource allocation and scientific contributions.
The Project Manager is responsible for overseeing all aspects of medical communications projects from inception to completion, including budget management and team facilitation. They must maintain strong client and faculty relationships while ensuring programs are delivered on time, within budget, and aligned with strategic objectives.
The Scientific Director is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing scientific content for oncology-focused accounts. They work with the Group Scientific Director to provide strategic medical communication recommendations and lead content execution tasks.
The Chief Business Officer will lead business development and strategic partnerships to drive profitable revenue growth for the company. They are responsible for managing the organizational structure, developing account strategies, and fostering a high-performance culture across scientific and marketing teams.
The Scientific Director will develop high-quality CME content and educational strategies across oncology and hematology. They are responsible for designing educational initiatives, managing faculty, and ensuring all materials meet scientific and regulatory standards.
The Senior Scientific Director is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing scientific content for assigned accounts. They lead client interactions, brand strategy, and business development while managing resource allocation and team contributions.
The Senior Associate Scientific Director develops high-quality, medically accurate content to support brand goals under the supervision of a Senior Scientific Director. Responsibilities include managing project timelines, engaging with KOLs and HCPs, and collaborating with client services to ensure deliverables meet budget and quality standards.
The Senior Scientific Director is responsible for the planning, development, and oversight of scientific content across assigned accounts. They lead client interactions, brand strategy, and business development efforts while managing resource allocation and team contributions.
The Senior Scientific Director oversees the planning and development of scientific content for assigned accounts across various therapeutic areas. They lead client interactions, brand strategy, and business development while managing resource allocation and SOWs.
The Senior Scientific Director oversees the planning and development of scientific content for assigned accounts. Responsibilities include leading brand strategy, managing resource allocation, and partnering with client services to develop SOWs and timelines.
The Scientific Director is responsible for planning, developing, and overseeing scientific content for assigned accounts across various therapeutic areas. They also provide strategic medical communication recommendations and supervise Associate Scientific Directors to ensure high-quality execution.