Provides strategic statistical leadership across all clinical development programs. Leads a team of statisticians and statistical programmers for clinical submissions. Develops and reviews statistical analysis plans and adaptive trial designs. Represents statistics function in regulatory agency scientific discussions. Oversees NDA, BLA, and ANDA submission statistical packages for approval. Provides statistical expertise for portfolio decisions and clinical strategy. Develops statistical methodology and standards for clinical development. Manages CRO biostatistics oversight and statistical quality programs. Supports preparation of responses to FDA statistical review questions. Mentors and develops team members in statistical science and programming. Provides statistical input for complex innovative trial design programs. Collaborates with clinical, regulatory, and medical affairs leadership teams. Stays current with ICH E9, E17, and FDA statistical methodology guidance.

Serves as the scientific link between the company and healthcare professionals. Establishes and maintains peer-to-peer relationships with key opinion leaders. Provides balanced and evidence-based scientific information to physicians. Supports investigator-initiated studies (IIS) and manages grant applications. Presents clinical data, trial results, and product information at medical events. Contributes to advisory board meetings and scientific conference planning. Collects field medical insights and shares with cross-functional teams. Supports pre-launch medical education activities for new product introductions. Coordinates publication planning and co-authors scientific manuscripts. Provides reactive medical information responses to complex scientific queries. Trains field force on scientific data and clinical evidence for products. Manages relationships with academic institutions and teaching hospitals. Stays updated with clinical guidelines, disease literature, and evidence synthesis.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations across multiple specialties. Conducts abdominal, pelvic, obstetric, and Doppler ultrasound studies. Assists radiologists and physicians during ultrasound-guided procedures. Operates ultrasound machines and ensures optimal image quality. Documents sonographic findings and prepares preliminary worksheets. Maintains ultrasound transducers and equipment in proper condition. Coordinates with obstetricians on fetal biometry and anomaly scans. Ensures compliance with PCPNDT Act during obstetric scanning. Manages ultrasound appointment scheduling and patient preparation. Participates in continuing education and ultrasound skill upgrades. Reports critical findings to radiologist or referring physician immediately. Ensures patient comfort and privacy during all scanning procedures. Maintains accurate daily ultrasound logs and procedure records.

Position: Entry Level Provider Contract/Cost of Care Analyst Health Economics A distinguished opportunity awaits a seasoned Entry Level Provider Contract/Cost of Care Analyst Health Economics within our progressive, innovation-led organisation. This position is embedded within a high-functioning team that prizes collaboration, innovation, and quality. Role Responsibilities: Maintain trial master files and ensure ongoing audit-readiness and regulatory compliance. Plan, monitor, and close clinical trials in compliance with GCP and ICH guidelines. Develop SAS programs for SDTM/ADaM dataset creation and table, figure, listing generation. Manage medical coding using MedDRA and WHO Drug Dictionary for clinical trial data. Monitor safety signals and liaise with pharmacovigilance teams for adverse event management. Support IND, NDA, MAA, and dossier submissions with high-quality regulatory documentation. Review source data and ensure completeness, accuracy, and regulatory compliance. Provide clinical site training on data collection standards and regulatory requirements. Education and Experience Requirements: High degree of professionalism, integrity, and alignment with organisational values. Experience collaborating within cross-functional teams and matrix organisational structures. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to navigate complex challenges. A bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant field; postgraduate qualifications are an added advantage. Demonstrated proficiency with industry-standard tools, platforms, and methodologies. Excellent verbal and written communication skills; fluency in English is essential. Knowledge of ICH E2A-E2F, MedDRA coding, GCP, and global regulatory requirements. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; suitably qualified individuals are encouraged to apply promptly.

Position: Medical Science Liaison (New York/ New Jersey) An exciting career opportunity exists for a motivated Medical Science Liaison (New York/ New Jersey) to advance their professional journey. This role provides exposure to strategic initiatives and direct collaboration with senior leadership. Principal Responsibilities: Prepare and maintain essential trial documents including protocols, ICFs, and CSRs. Monitor safety signals and liaise with pharmacovigilance teams for adverse event management. Track milestones and coordinate with sites, CROs, and sponsors for on-time delivery. Develop SOPs, work instructions, and training materials for clinical operations teams. Manage medical coding using MedDRA and WHO Drug Dictionary for clinical trial data. Conduct benefit-risk assessments and contribute to clinical development strategy discussions. Maintain trial master files and ensure ongoing audit-readiness and regulatory compliance. Plan, monitor, and close clinical trials in compliance with GCP and ICH guidelines. Candidate Requirements: Recognised qualification in the relevant professional field at the undergraduate or graduate level. Leadership experience with a track record of guiding teams, projects, or cross-functional initiatives. Commitment to professional ethics, confidentiality, and the highest standards of conduct. Sound understanding of organisational dynamics and stakeholder management in complex environments. 5+ years of experience with demonstrated progression in scope, complexity, and responsibility. Critical and strategic thinking skills with the ability to translate insights into clear actions. Knowledge of ICH E2A-E2F, MedDRA coding, GCP, and global regulatory requirements. This role offers exceptional career growth, a collaborative culture, and a compensation structure aligned to market benchmarks.