VP, Drug Discovery and Preclinical Development
- $315,000.00
- Redwood City United States
Join a cutting-edge biotech company shaping the future of rare disease therapies!
Our client, a growing biotech company, is seeking a passionate and experienced VP of Drug Discovery and Preclinical Development to lead their preclinical development efforts. This pivotal role offers a competitive base salary of £315,000.00, setting the stage for a rewarding career opportunity.
Role Summary: As the VP of Drug Discovery and Preclinical Development, you will spearhead cross-functional teams to drive the advancement of development candidates from acquisition to IND acceptance. This on-site role will require close collaboration with various departments to ensure the successful execution of preclinical programs and research collaborations within budget.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead and coordinate cross-functional teams to advance development candidates
- Develop and manage budgets for research collaborations and preclinical programs
- Assemble regulatory submissions and interact with health authorities
- Manage non-clinical efforts to support pipeline candidates through NDA submissions
- Evaluate potential acquisitions and manage external partnerships with CROs, academic institutions, and KOLs
Experience & Requirements:
- 15+ years of drug development experience, with a focus on rare diseases
- Advanced degree in a relevant scientific discipline
- Proven track record in leading successful preclinical drug development programs
- Strong strategic thinking and exceptional leadership abilities
- Proficiency in project management and data analysis
- High level of integrity and commitment to ethical standards
Salary: This role offers a base salary between £315,000.00 and £355,000.00, depending on experience.
Apply now to be part of a growing team shaping the future of the biotech industry.
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