Senior Clinical Publications Leader – Electrophysiology

Abbott; Plymouth (MN); On-site; USD 113,000 - 227,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition assistance

Career development

401(k) matching

Paid time off

Health coverage

Wellness programs

Job summary

Abbott is seeking a Sr. Clinical Publication Manager for its Electrophysiology division based in Saint Paul, MN, or Plymouth.

You will design and drive publication plans for in-human electrophysiology data, leading medical writers and collaborating with cross-functional teams to publish high-quality manuscripts and congress presentations. You will translate complex trial results into clear narratives, manage external agency partners, and ensure timely, compliant publication across global assets

Qualifications

• Advanced scientific degree (PhD, PharmD, MD, or Master's in bioengineering/life sciences).
• 5-7+ years in medical publications or medical communications.
• Strong background in cardiology, medical devices, or cardiac electrophysiology.
• Expert knowledge of clinical trial designs and statistical methodologies.

Responsibilities

• Translate complex trial data into clear scientific narratives.
• Lead abstract submission strategies for major cardiology congresses.
• Co-author manuscripts with electrophysiologists, cardiac surgeons, and trial investigators.
• Manage publication timelines and ensure compliance with GPP/ICMJE guidelines.

Skills

Clinical trial design

Statistical methods

Cardiology knowledge

Medical publications

Education

PhD/MD/PharmD

Job description

Abbott is seeking a Sr. Clinical Publication Manager for its Electrophysiology division based in Saint Paul, MN, or Plymouth.

You will design and drive publication plans for in-human electrophysiology data, leading medical writers and collaborating with cross-functional teams to publish high-quality manuscripts and congress presentations. You will translate complex trial results into clear narratives, manage external agency partners, and ensure timely, compliant publication across global assets