Medical Affairs Job: Medical Director – Oncology Role at Johnson & Johnson
A Medical Affairs Job opportunity is now open at Johnson & Johnson for the role of Medical Director, U.S. Medical Affairs – Prostate Cancer, Oncology. This leadership MD Job offers professionals the chance to contribute to innovative oncology research, evidence generation, and medical strategy within a globally recognized healthcare organization. Candidates with strong experience in oncology and medical affairs can explore one of the leading medical jobs in the US and advance their career with Johnson and Johnson medical careers.
Job Details:
- Job Title: Medical Director, U.S. Medical Affairs- Prostate Cancer, Oncology
- Function: Medical Affairs Group
- Sub Function: Medical Affairs
- Category: Director, Medical Affairs (PL9)
- Location: Horsham / United States of America
- Requisition Number: R-060075
- Work Pattern: Hybrid Work
About the Company:
Johnson & Johnson believes health is everything. The company’s strength in healthcare innovation empowers it to build a world where complex diseases are prevented, treated, and cured, where treatments are smarter and less invasive, and solutions are personal. Through expertise in Innovative Medicine and MedTech, Johnson & Johnson is uniquely positioned to innovate across the full spectrum of healthcare solutions today and deliver breakthroughs that profoundly impact health for humanity.
Professionals pursuing Johnson and Johnson medical careers gain opportunities to work on science-driven advancements that help shape the future of medicine.
Job Description:
The Medical Affairs Group is recruiting for a Medical Director, U.S. Medical Affairs – Prostate Cancer, Oncology. This MD Job will serve as a clinical subject matter expert and provide medical and scientific leadership to cross-functional teams within the oncology therapeutic area.
This position represents one of the leading medical jobs in US, offering the opportunity to contribute to scientific innovation and patient-focused oncology solutions.
Qualifications:
- MD required.
- Background in Oncology and Prostate Cancer strongly preferred.
- Minimum of five years of relevant pharmaceutical industry experience or equivalent preferred.
- Experience developing and executing medical launch strategies preferred.
- Experience developing congress strategies and prioritized opinion leader engagement preferred.
- Experience in pharmaceutical trial design and conduct (Phases II–IV) within pharmaceutical industry, CRO, or academia preferred.
- Excellent written, oral, and presentation skills required.
- Proven track record of developing, presenting, and publishing clinical studies preferred.
- Strong organizational and analytical skills required.
- Ability to work in a matrix environment with cross-functional teams preferred.
- Willingness to travel up to 25% annually (domestic and international).
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide Prostate Cancer subject matter expertise and represent US medical affairs on internal stakeholder/project teams across key functional areas within the US GU Oncology business including but not limited to sales and marketing, regulatory advertising and promotion (RAP), RWV&E, MSLs, Medical Communications and Scientific Exchange (MCSE), Training and Development.
- Act as the primary contact for data generation initiatives, lead the development of the integrated evidence generation plan in response to emerging data and the changing competitive landscape.
- Oversee the development of scholarly publications from Janssen studies and collaborate on the strategic publication plan.
- Work collaboratively with Medical Directors, V&E team members, and other stakeholders. Prioritize evidence generation activities to support value-based research.
- Support/lead the development of medical education content for field medical and field V&E teams.
- Partner with MCSE teams on content development, review, and approval.
- Support content development, review, and approval of fair-balance advertising and promotional education content for commercial teams.
- Identify new key opinion leaders (KOLs) and develop strong KOL collaborations on clinical trial development and medical affairs activities.
- Represent medical affairs in advisory boards, lead data presentation and facilitate discussions to solicit feedback to inform the bladder medical strategy.
- Establish and foster relations with medical societies and patient advocacy organizations.
Closing Date: 24 March 2026
