Job opportunity
Medical Affairs Executive Immunology Canada
Johnson & Johnson Co.
Shape Johnson & Johnson’s Canadian Immunology portfolio through evidence generation, launch readiness, and strategic stakeholder partnerships from Toronto.
This Senior Medical Director role leads Medical Affairs across gastroenterology, dermatology, and rheumatology. Responsibilities span portfolio priorities, clinical evidence, scientific dissemination, medical education, communications, and Field Medical leadership. You will represent Canada in regional and global forums while addressing clinical practice, access, and healthcare-system needs.
Key Responsibilities:
Translate patient and healthcare-system needs into medical priorities
Direct Canadian evidence plans, studies, publications, and scientific platforms
Build partnerships with experts, societies, and patient organizations
Represent Canadian needs in regional and global planning
Ensure compliant scientific exchange and benefit-risk decisions
Requirements:
Ten or more years in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, healthcare, or academic settings
Medical Affairs or Clinical Development success demonstrated
Strong scientific judgment and Canadian healthcare understanding
Experience influencing senior stakeholders without direct authority
Excellent communication, analytical, prioritization, and decision-making skills
Bring executive presence, scientific communication, and Canadian Immunology insight to Johnson & Johnson’s Medical Affairs leadership team.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Apply on source site This Senior Medical Director role leads Medical Affairs across gastroenterology, dermatology, and rheumatology. Responsibilities span portfolio priorities, clinical evidence, scientific dissemination, medical education, communications, and Field Medical leadership. You will represent Canada in regional and global forums while addressing clinical practice, access, and healthcare-system needs.
Key Responsibilities:
Translate patient and healthcare-system needs into medical priorities
Direct Canadian evidence plans, studies, publications, and scientific platforms
Build partnerships with experts, societies, and patient organizations
Represent Canadian needs in regional and global planning
Ensure compliant scientific exchange and benefit-risk decisions
Requirements:
Ten or more years in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, healthcare, or academic settings
Medical Affairs or Clinical Development success demonstrated
Strong scientific judgment and Canadian healthcare understanding
Experience influencing senior stakeholders without direct authority
Excellent communication, analytical, prioritization, and decision-making skills
Bring executive presence, scientific communication, and Canadian Immunology insight to Johnson & Johnson’s Medical Affairs leadership team.
#J-18808-Ljbffr