Senior Director – Patient-Centered Outcomes
Job Description:
• Provide strategic and scientific guidance to internal (i.e., Lumanity project teams) and external (i.e., clients) stakeholders on various projects related to clinical outcome assessments (COAs)
• Apply research to meet clients’ needs, including providing clients with strategic guidance on COA strategy in the context of drug development
• Review project deliverables (e.g., study protocols, study reports, client presentations) to ensure quality
• Support business development efforts by building relationships with new and existing clients, bringing in new leads, and writing proposals for PCO projects
• Manage projects as needed, including developing plans to accomplish all activities within project scope and timelines, delegating project tasks to project teams and leading client meetings
• Contribute to training and mentoring of more junior staff
• Present at scientific conferences and/or publish in peer-reviewed journals to further the patient preference research field and demonstrate Lumanity’s capabilities.
Requirements:
• An undergraduate degree in health-related field required (master’s or doctorate degree in a health-related field preferred)
• At least 8 years previous relevant work experience with increasing levels of responsibility in the field of PCO
• Comprehensive knowledge of the drug development process and regulatory guidelines pertaining to PCO
• Excellent English oral and written communication skills and comfort liaising with technical and non-technical clients (both internally and externally)
• Experience in consulting
• Published work in peer-reviewed journals and/or presented at conferences
• Experience with economic evaluations and HTA submissions, including but not limited to literature reviews, gap analyses, documenting the humanistic burden of disease, utility elicitation, patient preference studies and global value dossier development
• Mastery of technical skills in at least some of the following areas: expert elicitation, conjoint analysis, contingent valuation, discreet choice experiments, best-worst scaling, time trade-off and standard gamble methods.
Benefits:
• Competitive salary plus bonus scheme
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance options
• 401(k) plan with employer match
• Generous amount of paid time off annually + 10 paid holidays
• Flexible spending accounts for health and dependent care
• Health savings account option with employer contribution
• Employee Assistance Program
• Paid short-term and long-term disability coverage
• Paid life insurance at 1.5x annual salary
• Remote working or hybrid if located in the Boston, MA or Long Beach, CA areas
• Provide strategic and scientific guidance to internal (i.e., Lumanity project teams) and external (i.e., clients) stakeholders on various projects related to clinical outcome assessments (COAs)
• Apply research to meet clients’ needs, including providing clients with strategic guidance on COA strategy in the context of drug development
• Review project deliverables (e.g., study protocols, study reports, client presentations) to ensure quality
• Support business development efforts by building relationships with new and existing clients, bringing in new leads, and writing proposals for PCO projects
• Manage projects as needed, including developing plans to accomplish all activities within project scope and timelines, delegating project tasks to project teams and leading client meetings
• Contribute to training and mentoring of more junior staff
• Present at scientific conferences and/or publish in peer-reviewed journals to further the patient preference research field and demonstrate Lumanity’s capabilities.
Requirements:
• An undergraduate degree in health-related field required (master’s or doctorate degree in a health-related field preferred)
• At least 8 years previous relevant work experience with increasing levels of responsibility in the field of PCO
• Comprehensive knowledge of the drug development process and regulatory guidelines pertaining to PCO
• Excellent English oral and written communication skills and comfort liaising with technical and non-technical clients (both internally and externally)
• Experience in consulting
• Published work in peer-reviewed journals and/or presented at conferences
• Experience with economic evaluations and HTA submissions, including but not limited to literature reviews, gap analyses, documenting the humanistic burden of disease, utility elicitation, patient preference studies and global value dossier development
• Mastery of technical skills in at least some of the following areas: expert elicitation, conjoint analysis, contingent valuation, discreet choice experiments, best-worst scaling, time trade-off and standard gamble methods.
Benefits:
• Competitive salary plus bonus scheme
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance options
• 401(k) plan with employer match
• Generous amount of paid time off annually + 10 paid holidays
• Flexible spending accounts for health and dependent care
• Health savings account option with employer contribution
• Employee Assistance Program
• Paid short-term and long-term disability coverage
• Paid life insurance at 1.5x annual salary
• Remote working or hybrid if located in the Boston, MA or Long Beach, CA areas