Skill
Immunology
Healthcare and Medical
Immunology is the branch of biomedical science that studies the immune system—how the body defends against pathogens, the mechanisms of vaccines, and the basis of autoimmune diseases and allergies. It's central to careers in medical research, pharmaceutical development, and clinical practice, particularly in areas like infectious disease, oncology, and transplant medicine. Immunologists work in labs, hospitals, and biotech companies developing therapies and diagnostics tied to immune function.
Open roles requiring Immunology (2)
Director, Search and Evaluation - Immunology
Biogen
San Francisco, CA · $196,000 – $270,000
This role leads the search and evaluation of external growth opportunities in immunology and nephrology for a major biotech firm, identifying potential acquisitions, licensing deals, and partnerships primarily in West Coast and Asian markets. It suits experienced life scientists with deep pharmaceutical development knowledge who can navigate complex deal evaluation and communicate strategic recommendations to senior leadership.
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(Sr.) Manager, Immunology, Medical Affairs
Merck
Full-time
This Medical Affairs leadership role manages scientific strategy and physician engagement for immunology products within a country, spending half the time building relationships with the medical community and half on strategic planning and regulatory support. It suits experienced medical professionals who want to bridge clinical science with business strategy while leading educational initiatives and advisory boards.
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