Global Transplant Medical Lead, HSCT

Job title : Global Transplant Medical Lead, HSCT

Location: Morristown, NJ

• About the Job
• At Sanofi, we chase the miracles of science. Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT) represents one of medicine's most complex and frontiers, and our team is committed to advancing it.

We are seeking a Global Medical Lead, HSCT to join our growing Transplant portfolio to support the pre-launch and launch activities related to belumosudil (Rezurock). This highly visible role functions internally as the expert in Transplant to drive the development and execution of an efficient and integrated global medical/scientific strategy, including evidence generation and scientific information exchange with key stakeholders. Essential to success is an outstanding partnership with Commercial functions as well as Market Access/HEVA to maximize the value proposition. Externally, the role leads interactions with Health Care Professionals and Payers to optimize patient care and treatment outcomes through evidence-based decisions.

If you are a scientific leader with deep expertise in bone marrow transplantation and/or hematologic malignancies with a passion for translating science into meaningful patient outcomes, this is your opportunity to drive breakthroughs that could turn the impossible into possible for millions .

About Sanofi

We’re an R&D-driven, AI-powered biopharma company committed to improving people’s lives and delivering compelling growth. Our deep understanding of the immune system – and innovative pipeline – enables us to invent medicines and vaccines that treat and protect millions of people around the world. Together, we chase the miracles of science to improve people’s lives.

Main Responsibilities

Develop and deliver the Global Medical Strategy for Belumosudil Life Cycle Management (LCM) in HSCT, ensuring alignment with overall franchise objectives and patient needs

Serve as a key scientific expert and thought leader in HSCT, representing Sanofi at international congresses, advisory boards, and with key opinion leaders (KOLs) in the transplant and hematologic oncology community

Build and maintain strong cross-functional partnerships with R&D, Commercial, Regulatory Affairs, Legal and other teams to ensure integrated, patient-centric decision-making

Provide scientific and medical support for clinical trials in HSCT, including the development and implementation of Med Dev initiatives

Drive crossfunctional strategy through participation in Global Product Teams (GPT), Medical Review Committee (MRC), and other governance bodies

Support product launches and LCM by developing and implementing medical launch readiness plans, scientific communication strategies, and HCP engagement frameworks tailored to the transplant community

Define and implement successful pre-launch and launch activities in cGVHD/Rezurock and prepare groundwork for possible future indications

Develop and execute integrated communications strategies and publication planning to advance the scientific LCM narrative across the franchise

Provide medical strategic advice/expertise for all internal stakeholders

Provide Medical input to regulatory strategy & procedures

Provide Medical input to product benefit-risk assessments, PBRERs and RMP

Provide oversight for global medical studies in accordance with ICH-GCP guidelines

Identify needs for post-marketing clinical trials and registries and supporting their management and execution

Drive evidence generation strategies, including real-world evidence (RWE) and investigator-initiated studies (IIS) in HSCT and related hematologic conditions including the review of study outlines and protocols of global studies, country studies and review ISS requests

Partner with Scientific Communications in the development of strategy and content for congresses, booths, company-sponsored symposia, and education for internal/external training

Ensure all medical activities are conducted in compliance with applicable regulations, Sanofi SOPs, and ethical standards

Leverage digital health technologies and data insights to inform medical strategy and decision-making

Drive innovation and technology adoption within the global medical team, staying current with emerging digital tools and AI applications in medical affairs

Lead omnichannel stakeholder engagement strategies, creating targeted HCP journeys and experiences for transplant physicians, hematologists, and oncologists that drive meaningful behavioral change

Collaborate with data and analytics teams to generate actionable insights from real-world evidence and medical intelligence platforms relevant to HSCT outcomes

Lead and deliver external medical education as well as internal medical training programs for global and regional medical teams, building scientific excellence across the organization in HSCT and hematologic oncology

Establish, develop, and maintain contacts with international (global) external experts including, international & supranational bodies

Execute global scientific meetings with international experts (e.g. advisory boards, clinical research updates, advocacy boards)

Ensure consistent governance, quality & compliance of medical deliverables in accordance with global regulations, standards, and policies

About You

Minimum Required Qualifications:

• •Medical degree (MD) or equivalent (e.g. DO, MBBS), or Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D). PhD in a relevant life science discipline considered with substantial Medical Affairs experience
• •Minimum 8 years of experience in Medical Affairs within the pharmaceutical/biotech industry
• •Fluency in English (written and spoken)

Preferred Qualifications:

• •Board Certification in Hematology or significant Transplantation experience
• •Deep scientific expertise in hematopoietic stem cell transplantation; experience in allogeneic HSCT
• •Suitable prior experience in a medical role, preferably global experience
• •Experience working within an international company with a complex organizational environment; able to operate in a matrix team-oriented structure
• •Demonstrated ability to develop and execute global medical strategies and plans
• •Proven experience developing and executing communications strategies and publication planning for medical affairs initiatives, including scientific platform development and congress planning
• •Experience supporting clinical trials and product launches in a medical affairs capacity within HSCT or hematologic oncology
• •Proven ability to work cross-functionally and influence without authority across R&D, Commercial, Regulatory, and Legal teams
• •Strong communication and presentation skills; ability to translate complex science for diverse audiences including transplant physicians, hematologists, and oncologists
• •Clinical practice experience in HSCT, hematology, hematologic oncology, or bone marrow transplantation
• •Familiarity with HSCT-specific clinical endpoints, transplant registries (e.g., EBMT, CIBMTR), and outcomes research in the hematologic malignancy setting
• •Experience with governance bodies such as MRC, GPT, or equivalent
• •Additional language skills are an asset
• •Experience with omnichannel stakeholder engagement and digital customer experience strategies
• •Familiarity with data insights platforms, analytics tools, and AI-powered medical intelligence systems (e.g., MedIS or similar platforms)
• •Experience with brand strategy development and strategic planning in a global context
• •Knowledge of health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) in HSCT or hematologic oncology
• •Experience with content strategy and scientific communication across multiple channels
• •Understanding of customer experience strategy and stakeholder journey mapping
• •Experience with product lifecycle management from a medical affairs perspective
• •Experience with digital health technologies and data-driven decision-making in medical affairs
• •Demonstrated ability to foster inno