FAQs
What is the primary role of a Clinical Scientist in Cell Therapy at Bristol Myers Squibb?
The primary role involves collaborating with external partners, developing clinical documents, conducting literature reviews, monitoring clinical data, and contributing to regulatory submissions, all aimed at supporting the advancement of cell therapy and transforming patient lives.
What qualifications are required to apply for this position?
A degree in Life Sciences (MD, PhD, Pharm D, MS, RN, or other scientific fields) is preferred. The role is also appropriate for recent graduates or those new to the pharmaceutical industry post-fellowship.
What kind of experience is necessary for this role?
Basic knowledge of GCP/ICH guidelines, the drug development process, study design, and medical terminology is required. Candidates should also have some experience in planning or project management.
Are there opportunities for travel in this position?
Yes, domestic and international travel may be required as part of the responsibilities associated with the Clinical Scientist role.
What type of skills are emphasized for this position?
The position emphasizes detail orientation, adaptability, intermediate critical thinking skills, basic project management skills, and proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
How does Bristol Myers Squibb support work-life balance for its employees?
Bristol Myers Squibb offers a variety of competitive benefits, including flexible work schedules, generous vacation, and paid leave programs, along with wellness programs and financial resources to support employees' personal and professional goals.
What is the compensation range for the Clinical Scientist role?
The starting compensation for this job ranges from $156,000 to $208,000, plus potential incentive cash and stock opportunities based on eligibility.
What type of work environment can employees expect at Bristol Myers Squibb?
Employees can expect a challenging and meaningful work environment that emphasizes diversity, collaboration, and innovation, all while working towards the shared goal of transforming patient lives through science.
Is there any specific training required for this role?
While specific training will be provided for the role, candidates should possess basic knowledge in areas such as clinical operations, medical writing, and database management to support their responsibilities effectively.
How does Bristol Myers Squibb ensure inclusivity in its workplace?
Bristol Myers Squibb fosters an inclusive culture by promoting diversity in clinical trials, empowering employees to apply their unique talents and perspectives, and ensuring reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities.
What are the specific responsibilities related to data management in this role?
Responsibilities include developing Data Review Plans, monitoring clinical data for trends, ensuring Case Report Form (CRF) design supports data collection, and collaborating with Data Management/Programming on these initiatives.
How does Bristol Myers Squibb handle applications from individuals with prior convictions?
Bristol Myers Squibb will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records in accordance with applicable laws in the area of employment.