IPG Health Medical Communications

That's a wrap! 🎁🥳 IPG Health Med Comms is officially logging off for the holidays. From all of us, we wish you a very happy holidays and a healthy new year 💙

Get to know Jackie, Head of Compliance and Ethics at IPG Health Med Comms in pharmaphorum's latest feature. Read more about Jackie's impressive career in the industry and how she's seen med comms evolve over the years 👉 https://lnkd.in/dM5pvVdz

👋 Meet Beth, Client Service Director for CMC Affinity | An IPG Health Company, based in the US. Find out more about what brought Beth to Med Comms and what makes her proud to be a part of IPG Health 🦮 📘 🧑🍳 🌟 Can you give us a brief summary of what you do in your role? As Client Service Director, I am dedicated to managing client relationships, ensuring client satisfaction, driving business growth and providing oversight to the account management team. 🌟 What brought you to Med Comms? Like many others, I stumbled upon Med Comms by chance. During my senior year in college, I interned at a medical communications agency over the summer, and I've been in this field ever since. The combination of business and science, along with the dynamic nature of the work, has kept me interested throughout the years. 🌟 What makes you proud to work for IPG Health Medical Communications? I take pride in being part of IPG Health Medical Communications, thanks to our team of smart and committed professionals, and our dedication to excellence. 🌟 What has been your biggest achievement to date? My greatest personal achievement is raising two children and creating a home with my husband. Professionally, it’s traveling globally and working with esteemed professionals in the pharmaceutical and medical research fields. 🌟 What do you like to do when you’re not working? When I am not working, I like to support my children’s sports teams, play with my dogs, read, bake and spend time with my family. 🌟 How do you look after your own wellbeing? I strive for a healthy work-life balance. I spend time with my family and pets, and stay connected with friends, as a strong support network is crucial for personal wellbeing. 🌟 List three words to best describe you? Supportive, dedicated, humorous. 🌟 What song is top of your playlist right now? It Won’t Be Like This For Long by Darius Rucker. 🌟 If you could do another job for just one day, what would it be? I would be a dog walker! Hanging with pups all day is my dream job. 🌟 Tell us something about you that might surprise people. I love true crime stories and the psychology of the criminal mind. #MeetTheTeam #IPGHealthMedicalCommunications IPG Health

Wishing all our people, clients, followers, family and friends a very Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at IPG Health Medical Communications! 💙 🦃 ⭐ #HappyThanksgiving

In the evolving landscape of medical communications, AI is more than just a tool; it’s a catalyst for change. During our recent panel, industry experts shared how data-driven storytelling and AI are bridging the gap between complex science and research and practical application. The possibilities are endless! Key takeaways: ✅ Credibility and simplicity enables complex data to be understandable and visually impactful. ✅ Balancing aesthetics and accuracy ensures scientific reliability. ✅ Data-driven storytelling enhances the impact of scientific data. ✅ AI enables personalized, interactive formats. ✅ Human expertise is irreplaceable in ensuring the integrity of AI-generated content. Read more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e6CqSN25 #AI #DataVisualization #MedComms #MedicalCommunications #Innovation

What an incredible night for IPG Health Medical Communications at the PharmaTimes Awards 🏆 🎉 Our amazing team brought home the #PharmaTimes Medical Affairs Communications Team of the Year award. Well done to all finalists and winners, we’re immensely proud of our teams and everything you do! #PharmaTimesAwards IPG Health PharmaTimes Communications Team of the Year

When it comes to giving someone a life-changing diagnosis, it’s important to remember that patients are people first, diagnosis second. Charlotte and Katelyn from Caudex | An IPG Health Company recently discussed how they develop person-focused healthcare materials that address practical challenges and emotional wellbeing alongside the person’s medical diagnosis in pharmaphorum's latest piece. Read their thoughts here 👉 https://bit.ly/3Yvs4yE #MedicalCommunications #MedComms IPG Health

We caught up with Jennifer, Director Regulatory Writing at Complete Regulatory | An IPG Health Company, to learn more about her role, what she gets up to outside of work, and how her little boy Henry has inspired her from the moment he was born. 👩🎓🏊♀️👩👦💙 🌟 Can you give us a brief summary of what you do in your role? In my role as Director, Regulatory Writing, I work on a wide range of clinical documents for submission to Health Authorities. From clinical study protocols to high-level summaries, and I really enjoy the variety of work I undertake. I also assist in the training of more junior team members by delegating tasks and providing feedback. 🌟 What brought you to Med Comms? I worked as a postdoctoral researcher in North Wales for a few years, however when my contract came to an end, I decided I wanted to move away from the fixed-term contracts of academia and look for a ‘grown-up’ job. I hadn’t heard of Med Comms as a career path but had enjoyed writing up my research, so it seemed a good fit for me. I was particularly interested in Regulatory Writing as I found the range of documents and therapy areas it would allow me to work on appealing. 🌟 What makes you proud to work for IPG Health Medical Communications? I’m proud to part of an incredibly friendly, caring team. The Complete Regulatory team always look out for each other, whether it’s our professional or personal life. Coming from academia, I found it very refreshing working for a team that really wants each individual to succeed. 🌟 What has been your biggest achievement to date? My biggest achievement has to be supporting my son through a liver transplant just before his first birthday. Henry was born with a rare condition called biliary atresia, which meant his gallbladder did not form properly and the bile ducts in his liver were blocked. He’s been through numerous surgeries in his short life but his biggest has to be his transplant in July 2023. To see such a tiny person fighting so hard and with little complaint has been so inspiring and has really helped me see what is important in life. 🌟 What do you like to do when you’re not working? When I am not working, I enjoy spending time with my family out on walks or swimming. I am also trying to get back in to running, so I’m currently completing Couch to 5K. 🌟 How do you look after your own wellbeing? I used to struggle with looking after myself but have recently learned you have to look after yourself to look after others. I definitely haven’t mastered this yet, but I try to ask for help when I need it and accept help from others when they offer it. 🌟 List three words to best describe you? Hard-working, patient, resilient. 🌟 What song is top of your playlist right now? I have a very broad taste in music, but "Heads Will Roll" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs always becomes a favorite as we approach Halloween. 🎃 🔎 Continue reading in the comments below 👇

📣 🎉 Breaking News – Fuel is HCA accredited! 🎉 📣 We’re thrilled to announce that Fuel, our award-winning early career development program, has been officially accredited by the Healthcare Communications Association (HCA)! This recognition highlights the exceptional quality of our training and dedication to shaping the future of healthcare communications. Join us in celebrating this milestone – fuelling our healthy obsession with doing what’s right for our people and clients – delivering excellence at every level. #IPGHealthFuel #HCA #HealthcareCommunicationsAssociation #MedCommsCareers #EarlyCareers IPG Health

It’s been a busy week for our Talent Development team 📚 Hannah, Medical Development Director, went along to the World of Learning conference at the NEC in Birmingham, UK! Here’s what she had to say: “The event has been an incredible opportunity to grow my knowledge about current learning trends, to support me in my role as I continue to support colleague development across the business. Key topics included social learning, wellbeing and the importance of human skills like creativity, emotional intelligence and critical thinking. Events like this are so important for keeping ahead of the industry and future proofing the way we support people in their development journeys at IPG Health Medical Communications.” #LearningAndDevelopment #WorldOfLearningConference #WOL24 #MedCommsCareers IPG Health