Unclassified - Boston, MA
posted 3 months ago
The Clinical Imaging Scientist/Physician will provide scientific and clinical input to all aspects of late stage product development. This includes the design, delivery, and interpretation of pivotal clinical trials and studies that further characterize the overall benefit, risk, and value of late stage development products in the respiratory and immunology therapeutic area. The Clinical Imaging Scientist/Physician must possess strong analytical skills, as they will be responsible for the quality of processes and outcomes related to imaging endpoints. An important aspect of this role is the ability to analyze large amounts of data, identify potential data quality issues, and explore opportunities for novel analyses. This position focuses on the integration of clinical imaging in late stage clinical trials and provides strategic and technical expertise on the conception and implementation of imaging endpoints to be included in later phases of clinical development (Phase II-III). Responsibilities include conducting literature research and maintaining frequent interaction with internal and external key experts. The role also supports the consistent implementation of standardized imaging protocols across development programs, including training the wider clinical team. When new requirements for imaging data collection arise, the Clinical Imaging Scientist/Physician will collaborate with the drug project team, internal/external key experts, and imaging CROs to ensure optimal image data collection and analysis. We are seeking a highly motivated, interactive, and creative individual who can work across a highly matrixed environment to advance clinical drug development programs throughout the clinical development process. The successful candidate will collaborate with colleagues within late stage development in Respiratory & Immunology and early stage development groups. They will work as a member of a diverse and motivated team of researchers spanning multiple divisions and geographies within Biopharmaceuticals R&D. Clear written and verbal communication skills, along with the capability to present scientific designs and results to multidisciplinary teams and key stakeholders, are essential. The role requires both independent and collaborative work, contributing significantly to study design, regulatory submissions, process improvements, and mentoring.