Director, 3PL Programs and Services
Owens & Minor- Full Time
- Senior (5 to 8 years)
Candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, along with a demonstrated track record of success in clinical development equivalent to 15 years, and experience in leading and developing professional staff. Strong knowledge in DM, Reg. MW, and Bios functions is required, as well as experience in developing and managing budgets and resources for a business segment. Knowledge of regulatory guidelines and directives, medical therapeutic areas, and medical terminology is also desired.
The Executive Director, FSP Business Segment Lead will develop and coordinate specific strategies for FSP, ensuring they are driven into proposals and translated into actionable plans, and drive execution of work for Project Managers and Clinical Team Members. This role will collaborate effectively across divisions to support proposal processes and client presentations, manage internal resourcing, continuously improve business processes, lead change initiatives and governance of projects, act as the primary contact for clients regarding major strategic FSP projects, ensure project risks are discussed with Senior Management, manage budgeting activities, contribute to the strategic agenda of the OSU and PD senior leadership team, lead, develop, and mentor the FSP team, and participate in governance structures.
Provides life sciences products and services
Thermo Fisher Scientific offers a variety of products and services that support scientific research and healthcare, including laboratory equipment, reagents, and software solutions. Their products are used in applications like protein biology, real-time PCR, and sequencing, serving clients such as academic institutions and pharmaceutical companies. Unlike competitors, Thermo Fisher emphasizes customer support and education, helping clients optimize their experiments. The company's goal is to be a leading provider of life sciences solutions that contribute to a healthier and safer world.