Toxicology Positions

The Leyden Group has been engaged to identify an experienced toxicologist to join a specialty chemical company, reporting a Product Stewardship Group Leader. Responsibilities will include US and global toxicology and risk assessment support in respect to chemical control laws (TSCA/REACH/Hazard Communication, etc.). Regular interaction with regulatory authorities, consortia colleagues and with internal R&D, Regulatory and Legal teams will be an important part of the role.

The company is seeking a PhD toxicologist with six or more years of applied experience. The ideal candidate will come from the chemical/material industry. Consideration will be given to personal care and consulting scientists who are familiar with raw material toxicology and risk assessment standards. The position is fully remote work supported, with an East Coast office option. The travel requirements for the job are reasonable and typical.

A leader in the development of RNA based therapeutics has engaged The Leyden Group associates to identify the company’s lead in the Pathology (Anatomic & Clinical) function within their Preclinical Safety Assessment group. The company has multiple therapeutics on the market and a deep pipeline of promising drugs across a variety of disease targets.

The person hired for this role will be an ACVP Boarded pathologist, with several years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. A strong research background and experience in regulatory agency interactions/submissions is also required.

The Executive Director will scientifically lead all scientific efforts within the pathology function, be deeply involved on preclinical regulatory strategy teams and supervise two ACVP pathologists. A pathologist with previous management experience is strongly desired.

The position reports to the company’s Senior Vice President of Preclinical Safety and will be based at the company’s California headquarters.

We have been retained by a stable and growing consulting services company to identify an experienced, applied health scientist to join a new public health focused business unit. The person sought will have an advanced degree in a relevant science (toxicology, exposure sciences, risk assessment and/or epidemiology) and not less than five years of broad industrial or government experience. The role will accommodate a person with ten or more years of experience.

The person hired for this role will support the leader of this practice in acquiring and analyzing data pertaining to chemical, contaminant and pollutant exposures, assessment of toxicologic effects and risk/exposure assessment modelling. The practice’s primary customers will be communities affected by emergency chemical incidences and companies affected by public health legislation/policy, and litigation, associated with alleged community or occupational exposures.

A person capable of working in a multi-disciplinary group of health/environmental scientists, with strong communication skills is needed. The company operates from a Denver, Colorado metropolitan office, but will consider an independent person seeking to work remotely, with periodic travel.

Our client company is an established and respected consulting firm with multiple U.S. offices. Among their areas of practice is an FDA expert group which provides services to medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers.

The company seeks experienced toxicologists to work within this specialty. General requirements include a relevant graduate degree and experience in safety assessment/risk assessment of medical device materials and/or work with pharmaceutical extractables/leachables.  Experience must include knowledge of pertinent global regulations.

The company seeks at least one person with the capacity to manage projects and be ‘client facing’ in addition to producing a quality work product. The positions report to the Practice Manager/Principal and can work from one of three US offices, or remotely within the U.S.

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