Manager, Global Medical Affairs Oncology

About the Role The Manager, Global Medical Affairs Oncology is a hybrid role combining medical affairs project management with disease area expertise to help advance Gilead's oncology portfolio. This position oversees operational excellence, contributes to scientific strategy, manages budgets, and coordinates cross-functionally with Development and Commercial teams to execute key initiatives. What You'll Do

• Manage Global Medical Affairs budgets for assigned activities, including tracking, forecasting, and contributing to financial planning and estimates.
• Lead projects to completion, proactively identifying risks, resolving challenges, and ensuring delivery against timelines in a collaborative manner.
• Supports oncology programs by tracking key milestones and deliverables across disease areas to ensure timely execution.
• Collaborate cross-functionally with project management, R&D, medical communications, and commercial teams to support publication planning, evidence generation plans, data gap analyses, speaker education programs, and reviews of scientific materials (manuscripts, abstracts, and conference presentations), as well as advisory boards and investigator meetings.
• Maintain regular communication with the Gilead Medical Scientist (MS) team to gather field insights, inform global medical strategies, and provide medical education and direction.
• Contribute to shape global scientific messages, strategic documents, and medical content slides to ensure alignment with overall medical strategy.
• Collaborate in the development and review of global medical materials to ensure scientific accuracy, balance, and consistency.
• Contributes with Global Medical Affairs teams to develop and execute strategic global medical training initiatives aligned with key scientific and business priorities.
• Support the development and execution of projects that provide more extensive background and data to address commercial, scientific, or data needs.
• Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders to develop and execute a global Plan of Action and drive alignment across team activities.
• May attend major scientific congresses coordinating medical engagement activities and scientific presentations as appropriate. What We're Looking For
• Basic qualifications: 6+ years with a Bachelor's degree; 4+ years with a Master's degree.
• Preferred qualifications: A scientific or clinical qualification (BSc, PhD, or PharmD) with strong interest in oncology, patient-centric care, and medical education; prior global or large affiliate experience in medical affairs; industry experience with knowledge of regulatory and legal requirements for Medical Affairs; excellent written, verbal, presentation, interpersonal, relationship-building, and negotiating skills; strong analytical skills; experience in developing abstracts, manuscripts, posters, and slide presentations; highly organized with strong attention to detail; ability to manage multiple projects and meet timelines; ability to travel 25%; ability to work independently with autonomy.
• People Leader Accountabilities: Experience as a people leader or in leading cross-functional teams, with focus on inclusion, talent development, and empowering teams.
• Travel: Ability to travel to domestic and international conferences (approximately 25%). Compensation & Benefits
• Salary range: $146,540 - $189,640 per year.
• Benefits are not detailed in the posting.