Medical Manager Oncology

Our client, Ipsen , is a global biopharmaceutical company focused on Oncology, Neuroscience, and Rare Diseases, committed to improving patients' lives through innovation. With the goal of launching at least one new molecule or meaningful indication each year, Ipsen aims to leave no patient behind. Its strategy is to grow as a specialty-driven, innovation-focused biopharma by leveraging its strengths in portfolio, pipeline, partnerships, and people for sustainable future growth.

On its behalf, we are seeking an experienced Medical Manager Oncology .

Main responsibilities:

Scientific support & medical information

• Responding promptly and professionally to unsolicited medical requests from healthcare professionals and stakeholders, ensuring up-to date, balanced, and compliant scientific information.
• Participating in national and regional scientific events, including congresses and symposia, to disseminate relevant clinical knowledge.

Knowledge development & sharing

• Monitoring the evolving scientific landscape and communicating key updates internally.
• Supporting HCPs and Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) by providing clinical and scientific data aligned with Ipsen’s strategy.
• Promoting internal knowledge sharing across departments.

Medical brand support & MSL activities

• Contributing to the planning and execution of clinical trials and publication activities.
• Supporting the MSL team and coordinating medical information initiatives.
• Organizing Advisory Boards and scientific training sessions.
• Reviewing and contributing to scientific and promotional materials.

Compliance & governance

• Ensuring all activities are conducted in line with EFPIA codes, local regulations, and Ipsen SOPs.
• Reviewing promotional and nonpromotional content in accordance with internal systems and processes.
• Actively participating in SOP reviews and maintaining up-to-date training records.

Operational involvement

• Supporting supplier selection, contract management, and sponsorship activities while identifying and minimizing potential tax-related risks in these processes.

Requirements:

• Advanced degree (MD, PharmD, PhD or equivalent) with a strong medical/scientific background.
• 3–5+ years of experience in Medical Affairs roles within multinational pharmaceutical companies.
• Strong ability to critically appraise clinical data and manage complex scientific information.
• Proven experience in collaborating with HCPs, KOLs, and cross-functional teams.
• Background in clinical practice and/or direct Medical Affairs activities is highly valued
• Fluent in Italian and English, both written and spoken.