FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Global Patient Safety Physician role?
The primary focus is to support proactive safety and risk management for assigned products, including safety surveillance, risk assessment, and contributing to safety documents for Rare Diseases.
What qualifications are required for this position?
You must be a physician with proven clinical ability and experience in clinical development or pharmacovigilance, ideally within Rare Diseases.
Is prior regulatory experience necessary for this role?
Yes, prior experience with FDA/EMA regulatory submissions or experience working in a Regulatory Agency is preferred.
What types of skills are essential for this role?
Exceptional leadership and influencing skills, along with strong medical, technical, and scientific expertise in safety data collection and evaluation, are essential.
Will I be working with other teams in this role?
Yes, you will act as a member of the Global Product Teams and Clinical Development Teams for one or more products.
Is fluency in English a requirement for this position?
Yes, fluency in English is required.
What types of activities will I be involved in regarding risk management?
You will support risk management activities for the respective TA products and ensure high-quality safety input for all benefit-risk assessments.
Are there opportunities for career growth within the company?
Yes, Ipsen offers fulfilling challenges and growth opportunities within a fast-moving organization.
How important is collaboration in this role?
Collaboration is very important, as you will need to provide strong safety representation at internal and external meetings where safety decisions are made.
What is the company culture like at Ipsen?
Ipsen values individuals who are bold, agile, and entrepreneurial, focusing on making a sustainable difference in patients’ lives while also caring for their employees.