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Merck Sharp Dohme
Senior Director, Quantitative Systems Pharmacology Oncology (Hybrid or Remote)
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A Pharmacology Research Scientist performs scientific research with the aim of discovering new solutions or improving existing ones within the field of use and effects of drugs.
$146,828 / year median in Michigan
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Job Description
- Job Description
- We are seeking an accomplished scientific leader to join the Quantitative Pharmacology and Pharmacometrics -Oncology (QP2 Oncology) team as
- Senior Director, Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP).
- QP2 Oncology is part of the Global Clinical Development organization and has oversight over drug development aspects related to clinical pharmacology, mechanistic PK-PD modeling and pharmacometrics of oncology drugs from post-preclinical candidate (PCC) selection through registration.
- Primary Responsibilities
- + Lead and shape the QSP strategy across the oncology portfolio, ensuring alignment with program goals and organizational priorities.
- Minimum education required:
- + Ph.D., with at least
- ten years
- of pharmaceutical drug development experience relating to: systems pharmacology, systems biology, PKPD, mathematics, chemical/biomedical engineering or related field. + Masters or PharmD, with at least
- fifteen years
- of experience, where "experience" means having a record of increasing responsibility and independence in a similar role in pharmaceutical drug development.
Required Experience:
- + Extensive and in-depth experience in developing mechanistic PK-PD models and QSP models for decision making in early and late-stage clinical development.