Associate Director / Director, Medical Information
Cognito Therapeutics
| Company | Cognito Therapeutics |
| Category | Healthcare |
| Location | Cambridge |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Director |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Last verified | 9 Aug 2026 |
| Source | Employer ATS (greenhouse) |
Description
Cognito Therapeutics
Associate Director / Director, Medical Information
Reports to: Head of Medical Affairs
About the Role
Cognito Therapeutics is seeking a driven, scientifically rigorous Associate Director/Director of Medical Information to build and lead the Medical Information (MI) function from the ground up. This is a hands-on role suited to a motivated individual contributor who wants to establish strong operational foundations and deliver high-quality scientific content in the Alzheimer’s and neurocognitive disease space. The role will design and implement core MI capabilities — inquiry management systems, standard response documents, and medical review workflows — positioning Cognito for its first commercial launch and for scaling as the pipeline grows. The role will also contribute to Cognito’s Medical Affairs AI initiatives, bringing scientific and operational judgment to the responsible deployment of AI-enabled tools for content generation and knowledge management.
Responsibilities
Build the Medical Information Function
Establish the MI department from the ground up: operating model, technology infrastructure, and SOPs
Develop and maintain the MI quality framework, ensuring all scientific content meets regulatory, compliance, and scientific-integrity standards
Serve as the internal subject matter expert on MI best practices, regulatory expectations (FDA, EMA/MDR/Notified Bodies), and industry benchmarks for neurocognitive disease and advanced therapies
Medical Review & Compliance
Build and oversee the medical review process for promotional and non-promotional materials, ensuring scientific accuracy and alignment with labeling/IFU and clinical data
Partner in establishing a Medical Review Committee (MRC) / Promotional Review Committee (PRC), working closely with Regulatory Affairs, Legal, and Commercial
Scientific Content & Deliverables
Create and maintain a comprehensive library of standard response documents (SRDs), custom responses, and medical FAQs covering Cognito’s neuromodulation device pipeline across neurocognitive disease indications
Author and review medical information letters, and contribute to disease education materials, clinical summaries, and scientific dossiers for internal and external use
Ensure all MI content reflects the current evidence base — clinical trial data, real-world evidence, and peer-reviewed literature
Cross-Functional Partnership & Medical Affairs Strategy
Partner with Scientific Communications, Clinical Development, and Commercial to develop scientifically rigorous training materials, slide decks, and internal reference tools
Lead development of pipeline and disease-area resources enabling cross-functional teams to communicate accurately about Alzheimer’s and the broader pipeline
Contribute to publication planning and medical education initiatives supporting pre- and post-launch Medical Affairs strategy
Collaborate with Patient Advocacy and Scientific Communications to ensure content is accessible, accurate, and patient-centered
Partner closely with Medical Affairs, Field Medical, Scientific Communications, Clinical Development, Pharmacovigilance/Drug Safety, Quality, Commercial, Market Access, Patient Support, and other functions to support compliant scientific exchange and launch readiness.
Medical Affairs AI Initiatives
Contribute as the Medical Affairs subject matter expert to Cognito’s AI strategy, partnering with Data Science, IT, and Medical Affairs leadership to evaluate and implement AI-enabled solutions
Support design and validation of AI-assisted MI tools, including intelligent response generation, literature-surveillance automation, and content quality-checking workflows
Help establish governance frameworks for responsible AI use in medical communications — bias assessment, hallucination mitigation, and compliance review protocols
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