Medical Monitor (MD)
About the role
The Opportunity
Trontinemab
, the first anti-amyloid antibody in trials to use brain-shuttle technology to treat Alzheimer's disease.
In this role you will:
- Supports the clinical development strategy for one or more late-stage (Phase II-III) trials in Alzheimer's disease
- Drive clinical trial design and execution, ensuring scientific rigor, ethical integrity, and clear regulatory alignment
- Provide medical monitoring for ongoing studies and ensure patient safety and data quality
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams including regulatory, clinical operations, safety, biomarkers, biostats, and early research
- Mentor and coach Clinical Scientists within the team
- Engage with external stakeholders such as advisory boards, key investigators, and health authorities
- Contribute to scientific publications and lead Roche's presence in neurology through key conferences and community engagement
- Provide clinical input to earlier-stage programs to strengthen Roche's neuroscience pipeline
Who You Are
You are a mission-driven medical leader who combines scientific expertise with strategic thinking. You bring:
- An
MD or MD/PhD
Alzheimer’s disease
- Solid
clinical development experience
, including leadership in trial design and execution (preferably in the pharmaceutical industry)
- A solid understanding of the
drug development lifecycle
, from early-phase studies to post-marketing
- A proven track record of
scientific impact
, demonstrated through publications, presentations, or advisory contributions
- Exceptional
communication skills
and the ability to influence across a matrixed, cross-functional environment
- A passion for innovation and
collaborative problem-solving
Who we are
Not included in the source posting: benefits.
Who can apply
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