Associate General Counsel, Research & Innovation
Confidential
Job Description
Associate General Counsel, Research & Innovation
About the Company
Well-ranked pediatric healthcare provider
Industry
Hospital & Health Care
Type
Non Profit
Founded
1900
Employees
1001-5000
Categories
- Hospitals & Clinics
- Children
- Health Care
- Hospital
- Medical
- Healthcare
Specialties
- allergy and immunology
- brain tumors
- oncology
- neurosurgery
- palliative care
- emergency medicine
- fetal conditions
- pulmonary medicine
- sports medicine
- urology
- kidney disease
- neurology
- orthopedics
- gastroenterology
- neonatology
- and cardiology and heart surgery
About the Role
The Company is seeking an Associate General Counsel for Research and Innovation to join their team. The successful candidate will be a key legal and business partner, providing strategic guidance to the organization's research, innovation, and clinical leadership. This role involves navigating a wide range of complex and evolving issues, including research collaborations, technology development, data sharing and licensing, intellectual property rights, and industry partnerships.
The AGC will play a critical part in ensuring that the company's reputation, nonprofit status, and long-term strategic interests are protected. Applicants for the Associate General Counsel position should have a minimum of 8 years' legal experience in handling research matters, with a strong background in advising on regulatory, transactional, and/or corporate issues within the healthcare industry. Experience in supporting academic medical centers or research institutions as in-house counsel is highly preferred.
The role requires a professional who can effectively manage the legal aspects of the company's research and innovation activities, and who is adept at working in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. The ideal candidate will be a proactive problem-solver, with excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and the ability to work collaboratively with a diverse team of professionals.
Functions
- Legal