Associate Director, Scientific Strategy & Publications

Associate Director, Scientific Strategy & Publications Mavericks Wanted

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The Associate Director, Scientific Communications & Publications – Endocrinology will serve as a subject matter expert and the lead for scientific communications, endocrinology, with a primary focus on ADH1 and chronic hypoparathyroidism. This key role within Medical Affairs is responsible for building and executing the global scientific communications platform—from foundational narrative and lexicon development through field medical content, congress strategy, digital education, and peer‑reviewed publications.

This leader will partner closely with Clinical Development, Regulatory, Commercial, and Field Medical teams to ensure scientific consistency, excellence, and impact across all internal and external channels.

• Develop and own the endocrinology scientific communications platform, including core narrative, lexicon, scientific messaging, and visual frameworks across disease state and asset‑level content
• Translate complex clinical and translational science into clear, compelling, and compliant scientific communications tailored to diverse audiences
• Ensure consistency and alignment of scientific messaging across Medical Affairs, publications, congresses, and educational initiatives

• Develop and oversee the integrated publication strategy and tactical publication plan for endocrinology programs
• Lead execution of manuscripts, abstracts, posters, and presentations in collaboration with key internal teams including Clinical Development and Global Value and Health Economics, as well as with key opinion leaders
• Manage publication vendors and ensure high‑quality, timely delivery aligned with clinical and regulatory milestones

• Lead development of scientific content for Field Medical, including slide decks, training materials, FAQs, and reactive resources
• Oversee creation of congress materials, symposia content, booth messaging, digital educational tools, and external scientific presentations

• Partner closely with Clinical Development, Regulatory, Global Value and Health Economics, and Commercial teams to align scientific communication strategy and execution
• Support KOL engagement, advisory boards, and external scientific collaborations as needed
• Represent Bridge Bio at key scientific congresses and meetings, as appropriate

This role may be based in Bridge Bio’s San Francisco office (hybrid) or be a U.S.

-based remote, with periodic travel to headquarters as needed.

Travel: Up to ~20% for congresses, scientific meetings, and internal collaboration.

• Advanced degree (PhD, MD, Pharm
  
  D, or equivalent) in a scientific or medical discipline
• 4+ years of experience in scientific communications, medical affairs, publications, or related roles within pharma/biotech
• Excellent medical writing skills in English is a requirement, as is a proven track record of authoring conference abstracts, scientific posters/presentations, manuscripts, and other scientific content
• Proven ability to understand, interpret and communicate complex scientific data and to develop compelling scientific…