Medical Lead Job at Bayer in the U.S. | Apply Now
A medical lead job at a global pharmaceutical company offers physicians the opportunity to shape innovative drug development programs. Bayer is currently hiring a Vice President, Integrated Product Medical Lead in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. This leadership role focuses on advancing oncology drug development and guiding global clinical strategies. Professionals looking for Bayer careers, medical jobs in the US, or a senior MD job in pharmaceutical R&D can explore this opportunity to contribute to life-changing therapies and cutting-edge clinical research.
Job Details:
- Job Position: Vice President, Integrated Product Medical Lead
- Company: Bayer
- Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
- Job ID: 862467
About the Company:
At Bayer, employees are visionaries driven to solve the world’s toughest challenges and striving for a world where “Health for all, Hunger for none” is no longer a dream but a real possibility. The company encourages innovation, collaboration, and continuous learning from diverse perspectives.
Professionals joining Bayer careers become part of a global network of experts committed to transforming healthcare and agriculture. For physicians seeking impactful medical jobs in US or a leadership MD job in pharmaceutical research, Bayer offers an environment where innovation and patient impact are at the center of every initiative.
Job Description:
The Vice President, Integrated Product Medical Lead (IPML) plays a critical role in advancing the oncology early development portfolio. This medical lead job focuses on shaping the strategic direction of global development programs and expanding the oncology pipeline.
The Integrated Product Medical Lead establishes the vision and strategic direction of assigned programs and ensures a medically and clinically sound end-to-end development strategy for products across multiple modalities, biologies, and indications. The role spans the entire development lifecycle from pre-D1 through proof-of-concept and transition into late-stage development.
Qualifications:
Required:
- MD degree with board certification in oncology, hematology, or related subspecialties.
- Strong record of scientific excellence, demonstrated through peer-reviewed publications.
- Extensive drug development expertise, including knowledge of the full R&D process.
- Experience across multiple stages of drug development.
- Ability to independently develop robust medical and clinical strategies.
- Expertise in small and large molecule drug modalities.
- Experience interacting with global health authorities and regulatory processes.
- Understanding of commercial considerations in drug development.
- Excellent communication, leadership, and strategic thinking skills.
- Strong focus on patient outcomes and pipeline impact.
- Ability to work in fast-paced innovation cycles and collaborative environments.
- Entrepreneurial mindset with strong ownership and problem-solving skills.
Preferred:
- 5+ years of drug development experience, including 2+ years in early drug development.
- 5+ years of direct patient care experience with board certification in oncology or hematology.
Key Responsibilities:
- Acting as the clinical leader and primary clinical representative for assigned global development programs.
- Establishing a clear end-to-end clinical vision and strategy for oncology assets.
- Driving high-quality functional deliverables to ensure sustained value for patients and the business.
- Developing a clinical vision for new molecules entering the portfolio by assessing scientific hypotheses and unmet medical needs.
- Designing and implementing clinical strategies guiding preclinical and clinical development.
- Planning and executing patient-centric clinical trials while ensuring safety and regulatory compliance.
- Leading risk-benefit assessments in collaboration with Pharmacovigilance and Clinical Science teams.
- Ensuring the timely delivery of program milestones and addressing operational roadblocks.
- Supporting evaluation and validation of new oncology assets aligned with the RED ONC strategy.
- Collaborating with internal and external partners to drive innovation in early drug development.
- Representing Early Clinical Development Oncology in cross-functional initiatives and governance activities.
- Leading matrix teams and promoting a high-performance, innovation-focused work culture.
- Encouraging collaboration between clinicians and scientists to accelerate oncology research.
- Driving functional excellence and strategic initiatives that support Bayer’s broader oncology strategy.
Salary and Benefits:
Employees in this medical lead job can expect a salary range between: $274,720 – $412,080 per year
Additional compensation may include:
- Performance bonuses or commissions
- Healthcare benefits
- Vision and dental insurance
- Retirement plans
- Paid time off (PTO) and sick leave
Application Deadline: March 17, 2026
