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RBW Consulting
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2 months ago
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Are you a skilled journalist with a background in pharmaceutical or clinical reporting and a passion for medico-politico news? This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing and respected online health publication that provides trusted, timely news to UK-based doctors.


As part of a collaborative editorial team, you’ll break and write daily stories on the most important developments in the UK healthcare system, pharmaceutical industry, and health policy – helping healthcare professionals stay informed and ahead of the curve.


Please note: You must have journalism experience in pharma, clinical or medical policy reporting.


What you’ll be doing:

  • Writing fast, accurate stories on medico-political, clinical and pharmaceutical news
  • Covering policy shifts, clinical trials, regulatory developments and sector updates
  • Attending UK medical conferences and writing news and feature content
  • Building strong relationships with clinicians, PR contacts and medical institutions
  • Generating story ideas, pitching, and contributing to editorial planning
  • Maintaining the publication’s high standards of editorial integrity


What you’ll bring:

  • At least 3 years of journalism experience in pharma, clinical or health policy reporting
  • Strong understanding of the UK medical landscape and healthcare system
  • Excellent writing and research skills, with a keen eye for relevant, impactful stories
  • Confidence in interviewing clinicians, academics and external stakeholders
  • Ability to work independently while contributing to a remote, collaborative team.
  • A science or health policy background is a plus, but not essential


What’s on offer:

  • Flexible, remote-first working model (UK based)
  • Competitive salary and benefits
  • Join a supportive editorial team that values autonomy and high journalistic standard


Apply now!Please ensure that relevant work examples are either included in your CV or sent separately to


Please note: Applications must be submitted via the job post. This is a full-time, permanent role based from the UK.


[KEYWORDS] Pharma journalism, medico-political news, clinical reporting, medical journalist, healthcare reporter, science writer, UK health journalism, regulatory news, digital healthcare media, health policy, remote journalist, medical news,

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