$206,250.00 - $343,750.00; not specified; not spec...
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Rare disease clinical development
Patient-centric focus
Gcp and regulatory compliance
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Sanofi is seeking a Clinical Research Director for Rare Disease programs, responsible for strategizing and executing clinical development while ensuring patient-centric approaches. The ideal candidate will hold an MD, have extensive experience in drug development, particularly in rare diseases, and possess strong leadership and communication skills.
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Job Summary
The Clinical Research Director (CRD), Rare Disease, is a senior scientific and clinical leader responsible for shaping and executing clinical development strategy for assigned rare disease programs — driving them from early development through registration with a patient-centric focus.
The CRD serves as a recognized scientific authority within the Rare Disease TA, championing clinical excellence, challenging conventional approaches, and advancing Sanofi's mission to deliver transformative therapies to underserved patients.
Join the engine of Sanofi’s mission — where deep immunoscience meets bold, AI-powered research.
Matching Summary
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Sanofi is seeking a Clinical Research Director for Rare Disease programs, responsible for strategizing and executing clinical development while ensuring patient-centric approaches. The ideal candidate will hold an MD, have extensive experience in drug development, particularly in rare diseases, and possess strong leadership and communication skills.
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Salary
$206,250.00 - $343,750.00; Not specified; Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
rare disease clinical development
patient-centric focus
GCP and regulatory compliance
biomarker identification
innovative trial designs
Nice-to-have
AI-powered research
transformative therapies
challenging conventional approaches
talent development
Key Requirements
MD required
5+ years in drug development
experience with orphan drug frameworks
small patient population trial design
proven ability to lead cross-functional global teams