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Support the scientific program of an organization focused on respiratory diseases.
- Transform expert consensus meetings, real-world evidence, and international research projects into published, clinically relevant output.
- Work closely with academic managers, board members, experts, and the management team.
- Align priorities and efforts, and support project handling.
What you do
- Coordinate consensus meetings and support the expert panels behind them.
- Write grants for expansion of the scientific portfolio.
- Analyze, write and coordinate scientific publications, including from RWE projects, together with the team and external authors.
- Represent the organization scientifically at major medical congresses and assist in high-profile strategic partnership talks.
- Coordinate the preparation, running, and follow-up of consensus meetings and assist the consensus meeting chairs.
- Find opportunities and write grants in the context of seeking public funding (e.g., HORIZON).
- Coordinate and facilitate the activities of expert panels consisting of world-leading academic clinicians.
- Assist in the planning and delivery of research projects (workplans, milestones, partners, reporting and risk follow-up) from first draft to submission and revision.
- Prepare abstracts and symposia and report scientific and strategic takeaways back to the management team.
- Assist the Strategic Partnership Director in handling projects with partners, ensuring that the scientific content, timelines, and deliverables agreed with partners are met.
Profile
- Passionate about chronic respiratory inflammatory diseases (CRDs).
- MD, PharmD, or Master's in a (para)medical or related life-science field.
- Post-doctoral researcher/clinician with a strong profile, preferably related to pulmonology, allergology, ENT, or related disease areas, with an excellent track record and successful grant applications.
- An academic track record that reflects highly committed and relevant contributions to the respiratory field.
- Strong project management skills, with demonstrated experience coordinating multi-stakeholder projects, timelines, and deliverables.
- Excellent scientific writing and communication skills in English.
- A structured and proactive way of working, comfortable working independently and remotely in an international team.
- Willingness to travel to actively participate and represent the organization at congresses and scientific meetings.
Practical
- Active participation in one weekly physical (or virtual) meeting with the management team with an update on progress, bottlenecks, achievements, and need for support.
- One weekly meeting with the Academic Manager Global and ad hoc meetings with the Strategic Partnership Director, Head of Advocacy, and Operations Director for strategic decisions.
- Willingness to travel to international scientific meetings (EU, NA, ME) to represent the organization and their work.
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