• The NA Head of Medical Field Teams is a senior Medical Affairs leadership role responsible for the strategic leadership, oversight, and performance of the North America Field Medical organization. • This role plays a key part in building and evolving the North America Field Medical function, including shaping the operating model, core processes, governance, and standards of excellence for MSL and HEOR field activities as the organization continues to grow. • The role oversees several MSL teams across different therapeutic areas, as well as a Medical Value Outcome Liaison (MVOL) team, ensuring high quality, compliant scientific and health economic exchange aligned with regional and global Medical Affairs strategy. • The NA Head of Medical Field Teams is accountable for defining the field medical and HEOR engagement vision, operating model, and standards of excellence across therapeutic areas, while enabling strong execution, insight generation, and cross-functional collaboration. • The role partners closely with Therapeutic Area leadership, HEOR leadership, Medical Affairs Operations & Excellence, Scientific Communications, and Global Medical Affairs to ensure integrated scientific and value-based engagement across the product lifecycle and is responsible for effectively communicating the value of Field Medical and Medical Value and Outcomes Liaisons (MVOL) team to senior leadership and other stakeholders through advanced analytics and reporting of outcomes and impact.

• Shape the clinical product roadmap • You'll be the primary clinical voice in our product process, working closely with the Chief Delivery Officer as well as the Chief Technology Officer and reporting directly to the CEO. • You’ll ensure all our features, workflows and design decisions are grounded in clinical reality. • Translate frontline clinical experience into clear, evidence-based product requirements • Own the product roadmap, prioritising initiatives based on patient safety impact, clinical adoption, and commercial opportunity • Review feature specifications and user stories through a clinical governance lens before they enter development • Identify gaps in our current offering that represent genuine unmet clinical need and make the case for addressing them • Drive clinical adoption and customer success • Partner with our Delivery teams during implementations to ensure clinical workflows are configured correctly from day one • Support the development of Alertive communities, facilitating the sharing of best practice frameworks and SOPs • Work closely with customers to ensure they realise the full benefit of Alertive • Gather structured clinical feedback from live trusts and feed it back into the product cycle • Act as a point of escalation for complex clinical queries from our customer base • Lead on clinical safety and governance • Act as primary point of contact for our clinical safety consultancy and working alongside engineering to ensure risk is understood and managed appropriately. • Act as the internal expert on clinical workflow, escalation pathways, and safe messaging practice • Engage with clinical safety incidents and near-misses, translating learnings into product improvements • Support the sales and commercial team in high-value clinical conversations with medical directors, CNIOs, chief nurses, and clinical governance leads • Present at NHS conferences, clinical networks, and industry events as a credible advocate for Alertive's approach • Build and maintain relationships with clinical champions across our customer base • Contribute to case studies, white papers, and clinical content that builds Alertive's evidence base and market credibility • Contribute to strategic decisions, commercial conversations and the wider direction of the business, with your clinical perspective shaping how we think across the company.

• Provide remote leadership, mentorship, and supervision for Clinical Supervisors (Pod Leaders) • Support the client experience from intake through ongoing treatment across assigned centers • Conduct and review Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) • Ensure clinical excellence through quality assurance reviews, data analysis, and treatment oversight • Monitor treatment planning, progress monitoring, and program integrity • Maintain 30 billable hours per week providing QA oversight and clinical support to BCBAs without carrying a direct client caseload • Support performance management, coaching, and professional development of BCBAs and Program Supervisors • Partner with Operations leadership to strategically manage caseload distribution and staffing needs • Contribute to organizational growth initiatives, clinical standardization, and expansion into new markets • Foster collaboration and consistency across multiple centers through virtual leadership and communication

• Oversee protocol adherence to ensure clinical operations comply with current protocol, evidence-based medicine standards and applicable state and federal guidelines. • Enter into and maintain written Collaborative Practice Agreements/Supervisory Agreements as required by state law with each Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA-C) employed by Ageless Men’s Health in our Pennsylvania locations as required. • Be generally available by telecommunications during clinic hours for consultation with NPs and PAs. • Conduct chart review as required under Pennsylvania Board of Medicine regulations. • Review and co-sign charts as required by individual agreements and Pennsylvania regulatory standards. • Ensure clinic operations comply with PA state medical practice laws, Board of Medicine regulations, and DEA requirements. • Maintain active Pennsylvania DEA registration to support lawful oversight of controlled substance prescribing, including testosterone and related medications. • Serve as a resource for clinical questions from NPs and PAs; provide timely consultations via phone, video, or messaging platforms.