Clinical Search and Evaluation Lead - Neurology
UCB
Slough, BerkshireView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)
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In plain English
What this job actually involves
The role involves watching new neurology research and finding early‑stage projects to partner with. You’ll help shape the company’s partnership plan. It suits someone with a science background and experience in drug development or business development. Strong analysis and communication skills are key.
What you'll need
- A degree in life sciences or a related field is usually required.
- Experience in neurology or drug development is expected.
- Ability to analyse scientific data and market trends.
- Strong written and spoken English communication skills.
- Experience working in a business development or partnership role.
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Job description
Make your mark for patients We are looking for a Clinical Search and Evaluation Lead Neurology to join our global Business Development Neurology team, based in either Brussels, Belgium; Monheim, Germany; or Slough, United Kingdom. Other locations may be considered case by case. About the role Join us in shaping our neurology partnering strategy. You will monitor the external innovation landscape in neurology to identify clinical-stage partnering opportunities that have the potential to deliver …
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Adzuna
First seen
21 October 2026
Last checked
21 October 2026
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