AstraZeneca
Associate Director, Global Pathology – Oncology Therapy Area
AstraZeneca, Gaithersburg, Maryland, us, 20883
Associate Director, Global Pathology – Oncology Therapy Area
Are you a passionate
Veterinary Anatomic Pathologist
interested in driving innovation in drug discovery to bring safe and effective therapies to patients? This is an exciting opportunity to join a global group of highly skilled pathologists that work closely with dedicated safety teams to push the boundaries of science.
AstraZeneca is looking for a dynamic and experienced
Veterinary Anatomic Pathologist
to support our work in the
Oncology
disease area at our Gaithersburg, MD or Waltham, MA sites. The role is broad in scope and offers significant potential for scientific collaboration and professional development.
Global Pathology works closely with Oncology disease area scientists and the Safety Sciences organization, providing integrated support for safety and efficacy pathology to drive the design, selection and successful development of novel treatments for cancer patients.
What you’ll do
As a Pathologist in our global CPSS team, you’ll collaborate with discovery safety specialists, toxicologists and disease area scientists, providing expert anatomic pathology support to drug projects across all development stages. You’ll contribute to the design and assessment of investigative safety and efficacy studies, ensuring timely delivery of impactful, decision-making pathology data. In addition, you’ll provide pivotal pathology support and develop expertise in cutting edge novel treatment modalities, including T cell therapies, immune cell engagers, antibody drug conjugates and PROTACs.
Essential Requirements
Degree in Veterinary Medicine
Postgraduate pathology qualification (DACVP, DECVP, FRCPath, DJSTP or equivalent)
A minimum of 3-5 years of either toxicologic pathology or cross-species research - previous experience with cellular therapies would be an advantage
Ability to integrate pathology findings with a range of additional endpoints (e.g., clinical pathology, IHC/ISH, MSI, omics data) and provide contextualized interpretation for project teams, governance interactions and regulatory submissions
Genuine interest in providing broad disease area, discovery and toxicologic pathology support and acting as a pathology representative on multiple drug development projects
Highly effective written and oral communication skills with the ability to clearly convey complex pathology data to a wide range of stakeholders
If you are a
veterinary anatomic pathologist
seeking a new challenge, please get in touch with Kim Maratea (kim.maratea@astrazeneca.com) for an informal discussion about this exciting opportunity.
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Are you a passionate
Veterinary Anatomic Pathologist
interested in driving innovation in drug discovery to bring safe and effective therapies to patients? This is an exciting opportunity to join a global group of highly skilled pathologists that work closely with dedicated safety teams to push the boundaries of science.
AstraZeneca is looking for a dynamic and experienced
Veterinary Anatomic Pathologist
to support our work in the
Oncology
disease area at our Gaithersburg, MD or Waltham, MA sites. The role is broad in scope and offers significant potential for scientific collaboration and professional development.
Global Pathology works closely with Oncology disease area scientists and the Safety Sciences organization, providing integrated support for safety and efficacy pathology to drive the design, selection and successful development of novel treatments for cancer patients.
What you’ll do
As a Pathologist in our global CPSS team, you’ll collaborate with discovery safety specialists, toxicologists and disease area scientists, providing expert anatomic pathology support to drug projects across all development stages. You’ll contribute to the design and assessment of investigative safety and efficacy studies, ensuring timely delivery of impactful, decision-making pathology data. In addition, you’ll provide pivotal pathology support and develop expertise in cutting edge novel treatment modalities, including T cell therapies, immune cell engagers, antibody drug conjugates and PROTACs.
Essential Requirements
Degree in Veterinary Medicine
Postgraduate pathology qualification (DACVP, DECVP, FRCPath, DJSTP or equivalent)
A minimum of 3-5 years of either toxicologic pathology or cross-species research - previous experience with cellular therapies would be an advantage
Ability to integrate pathology findings with a range of additional endpoints (e.g., clinical pathology, IHC/ISH, MSI, omics data) and provide contextualized interpretation for project teams, governance interactions and regulatory submissions
Genuine interest in providing broad disease area, discovery and toxicologic pathology support and acting as a pathology representative on multiple drug development projects
Highly effective written and oral communication skills with the ability to clearly convey complex pathology data to a wide range of stakeholders
If you are a
veterinary anatomic pathologist
seeking a new challenge, please get in touch with Kim Maratea (kim.maratea@astrazeneca.com) for an informal discussion about this exciting opportunity.
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