Medical Director; Global Clinical Development
Listed on 2026-03-12
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IT/Tech
Medical Imaging
Location: Germany
Medical Director (Global Clinical Development) (m/f/d) About Us
Pentixapharm AG is a research-driven radiopharmaceutical and precision oncology company focused on developing innovative theranostic therapies. Our clinical-stage programs target the CXCR4 receptor, which plays a key role in aggressive hematologic and solid tumors as well as cardiovascular diseases. We operate in a lean, science-driven biotech environment with a strong focus on execution and accountability.
The RoleWe are looking for an experienced Medical Director (Global Clinical Development) to lead the overall medical and clinical strategy for our late-stage development programs, with a strong focus on diagnostic imaging and radiopharmaceutical development.
This role combines strategic leadership with hands‑on execution across pivotal clinical trials, regulatory interactions, and benefit–risk assessment in a highly matrixed biotech environment.
Key Responsibilities- Lead overall medical and clinical strategy for late-stage (Phase 2/3 and Phase 3 pivotal) development programs
- Provide medical leadership for clinical trial design and execution, including diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceutical studies
- Author and review clinical protocols, Clinical IND sections, SAP‑relevant sections, and Clinical Study Reports (CSRs)
- Oversee benefit–risk assessment and interpretation of diagnostic and imaging performance data
- Lead interactions with FDA and EMA, including preparation of briefing books and regulatory responses
- Collaborate closely with Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Operations, Biostatistics, Translational Research, and external partners
- Provide medical input to development strategy, endpoints, and go/no-go decisions
- MD (or equivalent medical degree); background in Radio/Nuclear Medicine or diagnostic imaging strongly preferred
- Substantial experience in diagnostic imaging, ideally including PET/CT and molecular imaging
- Proven experience leading late-stage oncology or diagnostic development programs
- Strong understanding of clinical trial methodology, regulatory expectations, and registrational strategy
- Demonstrated direct engagement with FDA and EMA
- Ability to combine high-level strategic thinking with hands‑on execution
- Comfortable working in a lean biotech environment with high accountability
- Fluency in English;
German is a plus
- High-impact leadership role with strategic ownership of late-stage global programs
- Science-driven, collaborative biotech culture with flat hierarchies
- Flexible, hybrid working model (Europe or US East Coast)
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