VP, Neuroscience Medical Affairs Leader

Ipsen Group; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 382,000 - 425,000; Full time

Job summary

Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals Inc. in Cambridge, MA, seeks a Vice President, Head of Medical Affairs, Neuroscience, to lead the US medical strategy for Neuroscience assets across development and commercialization.

You will oversee clinical studies, publications, and HEOR while partnering with global medical teams to ensure scientifically robust asset value. The role requires 12+ years in pharma with 5+ years in Medical Affairs in Neuroscience, strong leadership, and the ability to travel ~35%.

Qualifications

• 12+ years in pharmaceutical industry, including 5+ years in Medical Affairs
• Experience in Neuroscience including spasticity and migraine indications
• Ability to influence asset strategy and align US with global medical teams
• Proven record in scientific publications and medical communications
• Knowledge of HEOR, observational studies, and trial design
• Willingness to travel ~35%
• Board-eligible or certified MD preferred

Responsibilities

• Lead US Medical Affairs for Neuroscience assets, including strategy, planning, and execution
• Oversee Medical Directors, publications, and communication materials for US and global teams
• Develop and implement medical plans, HEOR strategies, and investigator-initiated studies
• Build and maintain relationships with key physicians, investigators, and professional organizations
• Collaborate with global Medical, R&D, Commercial, and Regulatory teams to advance assets

Skills

Medical leadership

Neuroscience expertise

Strategic planning

Scientific communications

Cross-functional leadership

Regulatory understanding

Travel readiness

Education

MD/PhD

Job description

Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals Inc. in Cambridge, MA, seeks a Vice President, Head of Medical Affairs, Neuroscience, to lead the US medical strategy for Neuroscience assets across development and commercialization.

You will oversee clinical studies, publications, and HEOR while partnering with global medical teams to ensure scientifically robust asset value. The role requires 12+ years in pharma with 5+ years in Medical Affairs in Neuroscience, strong leadership, and the ability to travel ~35%.