Clinical-stage infection-focused biopharma company Nabriva Therapeutics has appointed Elyse Seltzer as chief medical officer.
She will supervise medical and regulatory aspects of clinical development and medical affairs and contribute to Nabriva’s clinical development strategy. She will work closely with Steven Gelone, the recently-appointed chief development officer at Nabriva, as well as the clinical operations team, to execute clinical development including the Phase III trials of lefamulin.
Dr Seltzer joins the company from GlaxoSmithKline (LSE: GSK), where she was vice president of global clinical sciences and operations.
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