Sr. Medical Director - Women's & Reproductive Health

Sr. Medical Director – Women’s & Reproductive Health

The Senior Medical Director for Women’s & Reproductive Health is a senior position for a physician with both laboratory and clinical experience who will serve as an expert on the clinical use of testing in women’s health and aspects of the testing space. The ideal candidate should have experience with clinical management of women’s health patients and understand the OBGYN needs, experience and expectations concerning the use of women’s health-related diagnostics.

The Sr. Medical Director will have responsibility for leading clinical research efforts directed towards developing projects that assess the clinical utility of our women’s health testing platforms and establishing the scientific credibility of our test offerings to outside stakeholders in support of our commercial efforts. To achieve this mission, the role requires an appreciation of current and future clinical trends, standards of care, critical trials being carried out by others and third-party reimbursement issues. The Director will pursue impactful collaborations and publications in close coordination with Medical Scientific Affairs, the Women’s Health Product team and Market Access departments. The director will share his/her clinical knowledge and experience with the Development team in order to advise the team on current product revisions and future product development.

The Sr. Medical Director will serve as the primary consultant in women’s health internally to the commercial and marketing teams and externally to physicians, professional societies, health insurers, and patients. Activities will include scientific educational presentations at conferences and other venues and communication with clients on Quest Diagnostic's women’s health test offerings. The individual must be able to have productive peer-to-peer relationships as an honest, credible partner in healthcare, nurturing positive relationships with women’s health KOLs and practicing clinicians.