Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi) is a collaborative, patients’ needs-driven, non-profit drug research and development (R&D) organization that is developing new treatments for Neglected Diseases (www.dndi.org) DNDi has a large portfolio of R&D activities covering 7 disease areas: human African trypanosomiasis, leishmaniasis, Chagas disease, filarial diseases, mycetoma, paediatric HIV, and hepatitis C. R&D projects are driven by patients’ medical needs for each disease area that in turn set strategy and scientific approaches. DNDi does not have any research facilities and does not directly conduct research to develop its treatments. DNDi follows a virtual research model, whereby most research is outsourced with the R&D projects actively managed by DNDi personnel who are experienced in different aspects of pharmaceutical development. DNDi proactively identifies research opportunities that have the highest potential to be translated into improved treatment options, then sources the research project into its portfolio, builds the full development plan, identifies and contracts the appropriate partners for each step in the development process, and manages the efficient advancement of the project throughout the pipeline. Over half of the R&D staff are located in Geneva working in close collaboration with disease-specific R&D teams operating in regional offices located in Africa, Asia, and South America.
The Translation Medicine Consultant plays a leading role in the early clinical development of new drugs and treatments for neglected diseases. Working as part of the global team, the Translation Medicine Consultant ensures that the team objectives are met and the activities are performed as per the timelines and in line with the guidelines of the country and regulatory framework.
The role is accountable for managing smaller scale projects and/or parts of the projects and delivering quality output through expert services or people. The position will form part of the team working at capacity building for potential public Clinical Phase I sites in India and identify pathway to conduct Phase I study in India for DNDi molecules. This project aims at identification and developing Phase I sites in public centers to international translational research standards in India, to evaluate ongoing and evolving portfolio of compounds clinical candidates for diseases of public health importance for India and support the translational medicine team of DNDi to plan Phase I trials in India.
The role positively impacts the performance of assigned projects and teams or impacts on larger programmes and contribute to developing the capacity of early stage research in India and setting up best in class processes.
To coordinate with the global team and other stakeholders, including govt agencies, and carry out activities guaranteeing:
Capacity building and early clinical development trial planning:
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