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NateraAssociate Medical Director, Gynecologic Oncology
Natera is seeking an Associate Medical Director to guide clinical planning and medical strategy across the cell-free DNA liquid biopsy portfolio for gynecologic cancers. The priority…
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Natera is seeking an Associate Medical Director to guide clinical planning and medical strategy across the cell-free DNA liquid biopsy portfolio for gynecologic cancers. The priority areas are minimal residual disease monitoring and recurrence tracking for tumors of the ovary, endometrium, cervix, vulva and vagina. The physician works with the R&D, commercial and medical affairs groups to keep the testing scientifically sound and clinically relevant. The role includes partnering with…
Job Description
Natera is seeking an Associate Medical Director to guide clinical planning and medical strategy across the cell-free DNA liquid biopsy portfolio for gynecologic cancers. The priority areas are minimal residual disease monitoring and recurrence tracking for tumors of the ovary, endometrium, cervix, vulva and vagina. The physician works with the R&D, commercial and medical affairs groups to keep the testing scientifically sound and clinically relevant.
The role includes partnering with the Senior Medical Director, Oncology, on clinical plans and the evidence needed to show clinical usefulness. It covers scientific education for clinicians across specialties, from surgeons and oncologists to pathologists and counselors, via tumor board sessions, online seminars and field-based medical support. The physician also represents Natera at meetings such as SGO, ASCO and ESMO, builds ties with outside experts and cooperative research groups, and contributes to protocol design, endpoint selection, publications and investigator-led studies.
Qualified applicants hold an MD or DO and be board certified in gynecologic oncology, or be a medical oncologist with a substantial gynecologic focus, and have at least five years of oncology practice after training along with three years of trial work. Experience in clinical diagnostics or biopharma is preferred. The final title will depend on the candidate's experience.
Responsibilities
- Set clinical development strategy for gynecologic cancer testing, including MRD and recurrence work
- Work with the Senior Medical Director, Oncology, on evidence-generation plans
- Oversee medical education and scientific communication for gynecologic specialists
- Plan tumor board sessions, webinars and field medical support with commercial and marketing teams
- Present Natera's work at SGO, ASCO and ESMO meetings, either onsite or virtually
- Build relationships with outside experts, investigators and cooperative groups such as NRG and GOG
- Support protocol design, endpoint selection, publications and congress submissions
- Encourage investigator-led research and real-world evidence studies
Requirements
- MD or DO with gynecologic oncology board certification, or medical oncology with a strong gynecologic focus
- At least five years of oncology experience after training, with a clinical research background
- At least three years of clinical trial work across academia, biopharma, biotech, diagnostics or similar settings
- Command of gynecologic malignancies, including HRD, MSI and Lynch syndrome, and HPV-related disease
- Working knowledge of trial design, regulatory frameworks, statistics and epidemiology
- Clear written and presentation skills for scientific audiences
Qualifications
- Clinical diagnostics or biopharma background, preferred
- Experience leading cross-functional teams in a matrixed setting
Core Skills
Benefits
- Yearly incentive bonus
- Long-term equity
- Medical, dental and vision insurance
- Retirement plan with company match
- Generous time off and holidays
- Wellness and work-life programs
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What is the salary range?
The listing shows USD 188,500 to 235,600 per year, with bonus and equity described as part of total rewards.
What qualifications are required?
An MD or DO with gynecologic oncology board certification, or medical oncology with a strong gynecologic focus, plus at least five years of post-training oncology experience.
How is the title decided?
The posting says the final title will reflect the candidate's experience.
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