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Medical Writer - Medical Affairs account

Cpl Life Sciences
Manchester
3 months ago
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Remote working options are available for experienced Writers. Please note that this role requires existing medical communications agency experience.


About the company:


Part of an independent group of healthcare communications agencies who:


  • Work with Global pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients across impactful therapy areas inclusive of Oncology, Rare Diseases, Neurology, Cardiovascular and others.
  • Support their employees through clear career development and learning pathways – reflected in their excellent staff retention rate.
  • Focus on a variety of projects – ranging from publications and medical affairs through to health economics and digital deliverables.


The role:


This Medical Writer position is a great opportunity for an Associate Medical Writer looking for the next step within their career, or an experienced Writer looking to pursue a new challenges.


The position will focus on Medical Affairs projects across a range of therapy areas, providing the incumbent with variety within the role.


With support from senior members of the writing team, you will:


  • Be hands-on in creating & developing content – ensuring that all materials produced are of high-quality
  • Liaise directly with clients and attend relevant meetings so as to contribute to, and provide, project updates.
  • Support with the mentoring and onboarding of more junior team members.


About you:


Experience as an Associate Medical Writer or Medical Writer within an agency environment is essential for this role. It is also required that applicants have also already worked on Medical Affairs projects too.


To apply:


Please submit an updated copy of your CV via this advertisement and a member of our team will be in contact with you if your application has been successful.

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