Senior Medical Director, UK, Ireland & Nordics

Cytokinetics is a late-stage, specialty cardiovascular biopharmaceutical company focused on discovering, developing and commercializing first-in-class muscle activators and next-in-class muscle inhibitors as potential treatments for debilitating diseases in which cardiac muscle performance is compromised. As a leader in muscle biology and the mechanics of muscle performance, the company is developing small molecule drug candidates specifically engineered to impact myocardial muscle function and contractility. As a subject matter expert in Medical Affairs, the Senior Medical Director, UK, Ireland Nordics will oversee all medical initiatives throughout the region and contribute to the development and implementation of global medical affairs strategies.

). The Medical Director, under the guidance of the VP of Medical Affairs Europe to whom s/he will be reporting (and dotted line to the UK leader), will ensure strategic partnerships with key external opinion leaders and academic institutions in the UK market, and represent Medical Affairs externally through presentations at advisory boards, key scientific meetings, and interactions with our key investigators. In addition, the Medical Director will work cross-functionally with other colleagues to provide expertise on varied workstreams, including pre-launch and launch activities related to late-stage assets.

The role is hybrid twice per week in London office.

Responsibilities

Serves as an integral component of the Medical Affairs contribution to the regional launch of our late-stage cardiovascular clinical compounds, including: Implementation of the Country Plan of Action based on the Global and European Medical Affairs Plan, Execution of medical pre-launch and launch activities, Education of Cardiovascular HCPs (heart failure and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy) regarding the clinical profile of our CV compounds and their place in therapy Can speak to the mechanism of action of the compounds and their development, including Phase I-IV studies, at a detailed scientific level in a reactive conversation with key opinion leaders. Provide day‐to‐day medical guidance while working closely on joint projects with other members of the Medical Affairs team, the Countries leadership, other departments internally and our business partners. Projects may include scientific congress/conference strategy and planning, advisory boards, field force training, review of medical information standard response letters, health economics and epidemiology analyses, and marketing/policy related projects.

Represent the company at Medical Congresses and ensure Medical Affairs coverage, including scientific session attendance and reporting, and information booth support. Represent the company in patient groups and associations. Provide scientific input into publication strategy and review abstracts and posters for presentation at scientific meetings and manuscripts for publication.

Participate in appropriate cross‐functional and cross‐company Medical and Commercial teams in the UK to inform brand strategies and tactics and represent Medical Affairs. Liaise with Global European Medical Affairs and R D colleagues to develop and maintain timely and relevant product expertise for the region. Provide input into medical education, grant, and sponsorship review.

Provide clinical and scientific support in responding to inquiries from healthcare professionals.