Ashfieldmedcomms
Senior Medical Writer
Glasgow, Scotland; London, United Kingdom; Macclesfield, United Kingdom; Manchester, United Kingdom. Posted a month ago
The role
You will communicate emerging and established clinical evidence to the scientific and medical community. You will develop abstracts, manuscripts, posters, and strategic materials for a portfolio of solid tumour therapies.
What you will do
- Develop abstracts, manuscripts and posters for scientific and medical audiences.
- Create publication enhancements and other scientific communications.
- Contribute to publication strategy and developing publication plans.
- Support gap analyses to identify opportunities within the evidence landscape.
- Develop lexicons and other strategic scientific resources.
- Research, interpret and critically evaluating scientific and clinical data.
- Work with authors, KOLs, clients and our teams throughout the content development process.
- Contribute scientific and strategic thinking to the wider account.
- Manage multiple projects and deadlines while maintaining a high standard of scientific and editorial quality.
Required qualifications
- An advanced degree in science or medicine, such as an MSc, PhD, PharmD, MD or equivalent.
- Several years experience in medical writing, within a medical communications agency.
- Excellent scientific writing, editing and critical appraisal skills.
- Strong project management with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines.
- The confidence to work collaboratively with clients, authors, KOLs and colleagues.
- A proactive, solutions-focused approach and the motivation to take ownership of your work.
- A genuine enthusiasm for medical communications.
Nice to have
- Oncology experience is highly desirable
- Experience in solid tumours
- Experience across areas such as lung cancer, gastrointestinal cancers, breast cancer or colorectal cancer
Benefits
- Hybrid or Remote working options
- Private Healthcare
- Life insurance
- Pension
About the company
Ashfield MedComms believes great medical communications can help transform scientific advances into meaningful improvements for patients.