Responsibilities

• • Provide strategic leadership for ’s Field Medical function across Western USA, setting the vision, priorities, and operating framework for regional scientific engagement and external collaboration.
  • Develop, lead, and maintain high-impact, long-term relationships with healthcare professionals, key opinion leaders, clinical investigators, academic research centers, professional societies, and patient advocacy groups to position as a scientific and clinical thought partner.
  • Serve as a senior scientific ambassador for ’s cell therapy platform and autoimmune disease portfolio, driving sophisticated, compliant scientific exchange to advance disease understanding, therapeutic adoption, and evidence-generation needs.
  • Shape and influence Medical Affairs strategy by synthesizing high-quality field insights, including protocol feedback, treatment landscape evolution, unmet needs, real-world practice patterns, and competitive intelligence to inform clinical development, commercial planning, and lifecycle management.
  • Provide senior oversight and partnership with clinical trial sites to anticipate and resolve barriers to identification, screening, enrollment, and retention
  • Support commercial site activation, operational readiness, and optimal study execution as a member of site activation team.
  • Oversee regional scientific activities such as advisory boards, congress planning, symposium support, investigator meetings, and scientific engagement initiatives; represent at major international conferences as a senior leader.
  • Support evaluation and development of investigator-initiated trials, scientific collaborations, and research partnerships, ensuring alignment with ’s medical strategy and organizational priorities.
  • Build and mentor a high-performing regional MSL organization, including talent acquisition, training, coaching, and performance management to achieve excellence in scientific engagement and field execution.
  • Ensure strategic alignment and cross-functional collaboration with Clinical Development, Safety, Regulatory, Commercial, Market Access, and Corporate Affairs, acting as a key advisor and scientific resource for internal leaders.
  • Maintain deep and current expertise in autoimmune disease, cellular therapy, neuromuscular disorders, and emerging scientific literature to guide internal strategy and external engagement.
  • Champion compliance, ethical scientific exchange, and adherence to all applicable laws, regulations, and company policies; ensure regional consistency in messaging, medical governance, and documentation practices.
  • Ability to travel extensively across the region (up to 50 percent), including occasional weekends and short-notice requests, to fulfill leadership responsibilities.

Qualifications

• • 10+ years of progressive Medical Affairs experience with at least 5 years in a senior management or field leadership role, within neuromuscular therapeutics.
  • Advanced scientific or medical degree (PhD, PharmD, MD, or equivalent) required.
  • Demonstrated success developing and executing regional or global Medical Affairs strategies, including scientific engagement, evidence generation, and cross-functional alignment.
  • Strong expertise in Myasthenia Gravis or related neuromuscular disorders strongly preferred. Expertise in neuroimmunology disorders also highly desirable.
  • Proven ability to build, lead, mentor, and inspire high-performing MSL or field-medical teams.
  • Exceptional verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills with the ability to convey complex science and influence senior stakeholders.
  • Highly strategic thinker with strong operational discipline; demonstrates independent judgment, adaptability, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment.
  • Strong collaborative mindset with a track record of successfully partnering across Clinical Development, Regulatory, Commercial, and Executive Leadership teams.