Medical Content Specialist Role
This is a challenging and rewarding opportunity to combine your understanding of medical science and aptitude for writing into one unique career path.
Key Responsibilities :
- Develop high-quality scientific, medical, and educational materials like slides, abstracts, posters, manuscripts, MSL / training slide decks, infographics, congress and meetings materials, literature searches and reviews, standard response letters / medical information letters, and HCP engagement content.
- Liaise with international pharmaceutical clients, healthcare professionals, internal and external stakeholders to anticipate their needs.
- Effectively communicate with team members, authors / faculty, clients, and vendors.
- Attend workshops / seminars / trainings to hone skills and contribute to organizational objectives.
- Apply scientific and creative knowledge to develop ideas and execute effective medical communications initiatives in the digital space.
- Ensure all materials follow / comply with client requirements / SOPs, style guides, client templates, client preferences (as applicable), and internal SOPs.
- Perform as a document specialist, provide intellectual input across document types, and contribute to making cutting-edge research accessible to specific audiences.
Requirements :
1-3 years of experience in relevant fields of scientific writing.PhD / MD (Pharmacology) OR PhD (Life Sciences) OR PharmD with a good understanding of clinical research and medical communication.Clear, concise, scientific style of writing, with a high level of attention to detail and excellent language skills.Excellent communication skills, especially with clients.Ability to adapt writing style to different materials and target audiences.Basic knowledge of biostatistics.Literature reviewing and evaluation capabilities.Very good working knowledge of MS Office.Application Process :
Before applying, please ensure you meet the role requirements listed above and have legal authorization to work in the country where this role is advertised.