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Director Clinical Development - Pediatric Hepatology

RBW Consulting
City of London
1 month ago
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Our client is a major international business which is looking for a Director Clinical Development to further develop an exciting liver disease pipeline. The role will be based in the London area but hybrid working is offered.

The company is a leading European business with a long history of developing medicines to meet unmet need. They are looking for a pediatric hepatologist ideally with clinical research experience in industry but will consider a physician looking to move into biotech.


The Clinical Development Director will:

  • Lead global clinical development operations.
  • Develop asset teams for new compound uses.
  • Provide medical/scientific input on product data.
  • Lead the Clinical Development sub-team.
  • Ensure compliance with GCP and ethical guidelines.
  • Manage cross-functional relationships.
  • Support multiple indications globally.


Education & Experience:

  • Medical degree (MD) or equivalent in life sciences.
  • Minimum 10 years of industry experience.
  • Experience in pharmaceutical drug development.
  • Rare disease or hepatology experience preferred.
  • Proven leadership in projects and teams.



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