Critical Path Institute is offering another opportunity for pharmacometricians - Now to support our Critical Path to Tuberculosis Drug Regimens Initiative
Job Title: Associate Program Director, Quantitative Medicine
Department: Clinical Pharmacology and Quantitative MedicineReports to: Director
of Clinical Pharmacology and Quantitative MedicineFLSA Status: Full-time;
ExemptLocation: Tucson, AZ (Remote may be considered)
Job Purpose Summary: This position represents the Quantitative Medicine expert
who will primarily support the Critical Path to Tuberculosis (TB) Drug Regimens
(CPTR) Initiative. The position entails partnering with the consortium teams
to integrate pre-clinical experiment-level and clinical subject-level data in
order to develop innovative drug development platforms for Anti-TB regimen
development.
The individual will work closely with clinicians, statisticians and other
consortium scientists to create development plans that include assessments of
endpoints, sources of variability and analysis approaches for the integrated
data conducive to the development of quantitative drug development platforms,
qualification of novel biomarkers and the regulatory endorsement of various
drug development tools. This individual has primary responsibility for the
clinical pharmacology, quantitative medicine and modeling and simulation
components of the development plans, including internal and external reporting,
as well as the support of proposals for new opportunities to achieve a public
health impact in Global Health.
The individual is responsible to develop and execute the plans by using
innovative analytical methods to integrate knowledge of pharmacokinetics,
biopharmaceutics, pharmacodynamics, subject characteristics and disease states
to create models to help optimize doses, dosage regimens and study designs, and
to provide quantitative medicine, clinical pharmacology and modeling and
simulation support and leadership in the preparation and defense of regulatory
submissions.
The individual will routinely interact with internal governance bodies,
consortium representatives, regulatory agencies and external opinion leaders,
and is expected to influence the external environment by advancing their
discipline through external presentations and publications.
For more information, please check https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/240153042
or contact [email protected].
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Daniela J Conrado, MSPhD
Associate Director,Quantitative Medicine
Critical Path Institute