Medical Science Liaison, Rare Disease; England

Medical Science Liaison, Rare Disease (New England)

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The Medical Science Liaison (MSL) is a field-based scientific medical expert within Ipsen’s U.S. Medical Affairs Rare Disease team. The MSL engages with national and regional Thought Leaders (TLs), Investigators and Healthcare Providers (HCPs) to exchange scientific insights, support clinical research, and facilitate both clinical trial efforts and Investigator‑Sponsored Studies (ISS). Leveraging deep clinical and scientific expertise, the MSL delivers non‑promotional, evidence‑based information on Ipsen’s marketed and pipeline therapies.

The MSL enhances understanding of disease states, patient and physician journeys, Ipsen’s products and the competitive landscape to improve patient outcomes. The MSL works closely with Ipsen colleagues across U.S. Medical Affairs, Clinical Development and Commercial to ensure scientific and technical needs are addressed. The MSL adheres to internal processes, complies with all regulatory and compliance requirements and maintains expertise in disease state management and the evolving treatment landscape.

The role is field‑based covering New England (MA, VT, NH, ME, CT, RI) through a mix of live and virtual channels. Eligible candidates must reside near a major airport within the territory.

• Identify, gain access to, and develop peer‑to‑peer relationships with regional and national thought leaders, active and potential study investigators, providers at academic and non‑academic institutions and professional organizations within assigned geography.
• Demonstrate and maintain deep scientific expertise on assigned Ipsen products and therapeutic area including competitive landscape and gaps in patient care.
• Engage in ongoing scientific exchange about the science and clinical application of Ipsen’s portfolio to external stakeholders to gather insights about current practice, treatment landscapes and emerging data.
• Assist with Company Sponsored Studies (CSS), including investigator/site identification, site initiation visits, education to support enrollment, and feedback regarding operational management to ensure optimal site selection and performance.
• Partner with Medical Affairs and Medical Information services to ensure accurate delivery of medical and scientific information, responding to on and off ,