Senior Manager, Rare Disease Medical Communications

Ipsen; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 116,000 - 155,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company contributions

Group medical, dental and vision

Life and disability insurance

Short- and long-term disability

Flexible spending accounts

Parental leave

Paid time off

Winter shutdown

Well-being allowance

Commuter benefits

Job summary

Ipsen is seeking a Senior Manager, Medical Communications & Publications in Cambridge, MA. This role leads strategic medical communications for Rare Disease adult indications, coordinating with Global teams and local stakeholders to ensure scientific accuracy and regulatory compliance.

You will manage locally developed publications, abstracts and manuscripts, and oversee external expert engagement resources, timelines, and budgets, while aligning with Medical Affairs priorities and SOPs.

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in Medical Communications, Publications, or Medical Affairs.
• Experience developing medical publications and communications strategies.
• Knowledge of ICMJE/GPP 2022 guidelines.
• Ability to engage with rare disease experts and investigators.

Responsibilities

• Lead planning, development, execution, and tracking of medical communications materials for Rare Disease products and adult indications.
• Partner with medical teams on development and review of materials to ensure up-to-date data and regulatory compliance.
• Contribute to scientific platforms, core messages, and narratives across strategy, publications, and field resources.
• Implement omnichannel communication tactics across digital, print, and social platforms.
• Support congress planning and post-congress field materials; assist with publication planning and submission workflows.

Skills

English fluency

ICMJE/GPP knowledge

Education

Bachelor’s degree in health or life sciences

Advanced degree (MD/PhD/PharmD)

Tools

Veeva

Datavision

Job description

Ipsen is seeking a Senior Manager, Medical Communications & Publications in Cambridge, MA. This role leads strategic medical communications for Rare Disease adult indications, coordinating with Global teams and local stakeholders to ensure scientific accuracy and regulatory compliance.

You will manage locally developed publications, abstracts and manuscripts, and oversee external expert engagement resources, timelines, and budgets, while aligning with Medical Affairs priorities and SOPs.