FRACTIONAL CMO & MEDICAL LEADERSHIP

Senior medical ownership without unnecessary fixed overhead

For companies that need accountable CMO-level judgment before they need, or can justify, a permanent full-time structure.

The problem

Critical decisions are being made without one medical owner

The program may be at an inflection point, the board may lack a clear clinical risk view, or functions and vendors may be operating without one accountable development logic. Advice is available, but ownership is fragmented.

Four-stage evidence pathway showing question, evidence, judgment and action.

What we do

Take accountable ownership of the clinical logic

  • Clinical development strategy and medical governance
  • Protocol, endpoint, estimand and evidence decisions
  • Regulatory preparation and agency interaction support
  • Board, investor and partner communication
  • Vendor, safety and execution oversight
  • Risk escalation and integration of Medical Affairs and payer evidence

Best fit

Use this mandate when senior continuity matters

  • A biotech is approaching a decisive Phase II or Phase III transition.
  • A permanent CMO hire would be premature or unnecessarily rigid.
  • The board needs an independent, board-ready clinical risk view.
  • Medical, regulatory, operations and external vendors need one decision owner.
  • A program needs repair without adding another layer of advisory commentary.

A decision-grade next step

Give the clinical program a senior owner.

Define the decision rights, cadence and level of accountability the mandate requires.