This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Director, Medical & Scientific Affairs - Metabolic Disease Imaging based in Mexico.
This strategic leadership role provides scientific and clinical imaging expertise across business development, clinical trial delivery, and innovation initiatives. You will serve as a trusted advisor to sponsors and internal stakeholders, shaping imaging strategies and supporting the design and execution of clinical studies. A key focus will be metabolic disease programs spanning MASH, obesity, diabetes, and related indications. You will help advance imaging biomarkers, quantitative imaging methods, and endpoint strategies that support treatment development and clinical outcomes. The role combines scientific leadership, client engagement, thought leadership, and collaboration with general cross-functional teams. You will also help strengthen imaging capabilities through innovation, training, technology development, and scientific partnerships.
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The role provides scientific leadership across the imaging components of clinical research programs, while supporting client relationships, business development, innovation, and internal capability building. Key responsibilities include:
Provide medical and scientific imaging expertise to commercial development, operations, and project teams throughout the clinical trial lifecycle.
Serve as a subject matter expert and trusted scientific advisor to sponsors, supporting study design, protocol review, imaging endpoint strategy, and solution development.
Lead scientific strategy for imaging components of clinical trials focused on MASH, obesity, diabetes, and other metabolic diseases.
Advise on imaging biomarkers, quantitative imaging methods, advanced technologies, and emerging approaches relevant to metabolic disease research.
Provide scientific oversight of imaging charters, image review manuals,

📌 Director, Medical (México)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 México