Location: NJ or PA

Personality:

• Excellent communications skills

• Take initiatives to understand the role.

• Curious about what we do.

• Eager to understand more about this role.

• Adapts well within the group.

Responsibilities:

Under the general direction of the Patient-Centered Endpoints & Strategy (PaCES) group lead, the Associate Principal Scientist has responsibility for coordinating global Clinical Outcomes Assessment (COA) endpoint strategies, including Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs) for specific disease areas.

The individual will support teams on the development, validation, analysis, and interpretation of COA endpoints to support regulatory submissions, reimbursement evidence dossiers, payer interactions, and publications. The Associate Principal Scientist will work closely with individuals from PaCES, Clinical Research, Regulatory Affairs, Biostatistics, Outcomes Research, and Operations to ensure COA endpoint strategies are consistent with and correctly executed to support the product strategy.

Primary activities include but are not limited to:

• Coordinate global COA/PRO strategic plans in support of Early Development Teams (EDTs), Clinical Trial Teams (CTT) and/or Clinical Sub-teams (CST) to assure alignment with product franchise goals.

• Provide assistance on the selection and/or development of COA/PRO instruments for inclusion in studies.

• Provide guidance on implementing COA/PRO instruments into studies by following Client standard processes.

• Facilitate alignment of the selection of an appropriate endpoint measure to satisfy both regulatory and reimbursement needs.

• Coordinate COA/PRO related sections of evidence packages to be submitted to regulatory and reimbursement agencies.

• Coordinate the development, validation, implementation, and utilization of instruments aimed at measuring COA/PROs in the context of clinical trials and/or observational studies.

• Conduct literature searches to support COA/PRO endpoint strategies.

• Support/Produce scientific communications (abstracts, poster presentations, podium presentations, manuscripts, etc.)

• Keep up to date with COA/PRO methodologies and guidelines (including those from regulatory authorities and reimbursement agencies) and communicate findings to cross-functional study teams as needed.