# Senior Director, Worldwide Cell Therapy Autoimmune Medical Affairs, Neurology/LCM

Hiring organization: [Bristol Myers Squibb](https://career.thegoodapps.co/organizations/bristol-myers-squibb)

Canonical page: https://career.thegoodapps.co/jobs/a20e0fa7-582c-4d71-ac1e-eb5f85ffbae4

Listed on Bristol Myers Squibb's own careers site. Applications go to them directly.

- Employment type: full time
- Seniority: Executive
- Salary: 229380 – 277956 USD per year

## Summary

This role leads global medical strategy for Bristol Myers Squibb's cell therapy programs across neurology and autoimmune indications, partnering with clinical, commercial, and regulatory teams to translate emerging science into clinical practice. It suits an experienced medical affairs leader with deep expertise in cell therapy, advanced therapeutics, or immunology who can drive cross-functional strategy and external engagement at the enterprise level.

_Our summary, not Bristol Myers Squibb's wording._

## Skills named

Regulatory Affairs

## Required

- Advanced degree (MD, DO, PharmD, PhD, NP, PA, or equivalent)
- 8+ years in medical affairs, clinical development, or related pharma function
- Ability to develop and execute medical affairs strategy across complex therapeutic areas
- Understanding of cellular therapy science and clinical development
- Experience leading cross-functional teams in matrixed organizations
- People leadership experience including coaching and performance management
- Ability to engage external experts and translate scientific insights into strategy
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Up to 30% global travel

## Nice to have

- Experience in cell therapy, immunology, neurology, hematology, gastroenterology, or autoimmune disease
- Global or multi-regional role experience
- Direct experience with CAR T or other advanced therapies
- Background in evidence generation and HEOR

Apply on Bristol Myers Squibb's site: https://bristolmyerssquibb.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/BMS/job/Princeton---NJ---US/Senior-Director--Worldwide-Cell-Therapy-Autoimmune-Medical-Affairs--Neurology-LCM_R1605628-2