Medical Information Specialist
lancesoftHorsham (PA)
About the role
Company Description: Medical Device Company.
Job Description:
The Medical Information specialist will collect and interpret appropriate Janssen product information and published abstracts and reports relevant to Janssen products. Perform editorial reviews to ensure accuracy for: scientific posters, slide presentations and other documents as required. Provide documentation for all quality assurance review findings. Present and discuss findings with the appropriate member of Medical Communications, Medical Affairs. Follow up on all revisions and review additional drafts and final versions as necessary. In preparation for all editorial reviews, review appropriate literature, Clinical Study Reports and any additional documentation to assist with process. Retrieve and review references used within documents for review. This individual will also be called upon to synthesize scientific and clinical information for support of Medical Affairs Archive, retrieve and disseminate pertinent data as needed. These data will include: product and competitive bibliographies and literature, customer profiles, and product scientific, educational and review materials.
Qualifications:
Candidate MUST possess a BS degree (3-5 years) or MS degree (1-3 years) Excellent communication skills, (both verbal and written) Proficient computer skills (Powerpoint, Adobe) Oncology experience preferred
Additional Information
Summary
Function: Research
Experience level: Associate
Industry: Pharmaceuticals
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