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Clinical trials are research studies conducted with human volunteers to test the safety and effectiveness of new medical treatments, drugs, or devices, typically progressing through Phase I (safety), Phase II (efficacy), Phase III (large-scale confirmation), and Phase IV (post-market surveillance) stages. They are sponsored by pharmaceutical companies, academic institutions, or government agencies and are tightly regulated to protect participants. Successful trials provide the evidence needed for regulatory approval by agencies like the FDA or EMA.

Clinical Trials in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Merck

Senior Director, Clinical Development Metabolism (MASH)

Merck

Full-time · $282,200 – $444,200

This role leads clinical development strategy and execution for new and existing drugs targeting metabolic liver disease and obesity-related disorders, particularly MASH. It suits senior physicians with extensive industry drug development experience and expertise in metabolic, endocrine, or hepatic medicine who want to shape late-stage trials and regulatory pathways.

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Merck

Regional Medical Scientific Director (aka Medical Science Liaison) Immunology - GI (Southern-Midwest)

Merck

Full-time · USA - REMOTE - REMOTE · $190,800 – $300,300

This is a director-level medical affairs role supporting immunology and inflammatory bowel disease, requiring credentialed experts to conduct peer-to-peer scientific exchanges with academic and clinical leaders. The position suits experienced medical professionals—PhD, PharmD, MD, DNP, or DO holders—who want to bridge the scientific community and pharmaceutical innovation while managing regional field relationships.

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Merck

Regional Medical Scientific Director (aka Medical Science Liaison) Immunology - GI (North Texas)

Merck

Full-time · $190,800 – $300,300

This role bridges the scientific community and the company, engaging medical leaders in bidirectional exchanges about immunology and inflammatory bowel disease. It suits credentialed professionals with deep expertise in IBD who thrive on scientific dialogue, research collaboration, and serving as a trusted medical resource to external stakeholders.

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Merck

Distinguished Scientist, Clinical Research, Thoracic Malignancies

Merck

Full-time · $310,900 – $489,400

This senior pharmaceutical leadership role oversees the full lifecycle of clinical trials for thoracic cancer drugs, from early development through regulatory approval and publication. It suits an MD or MD/PhD with deep oncology expertise who has managed drug development in industry and can lead cross-functional teams while maintaining current scientific knowledge in their field.

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