Health Outcomes and Research Scientific Writer

Posted 8 days ago

froedtert memorial lutheran hospitalMenomonee Falls (WI)

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Pharmacy Quality, Outcomes, and Research Scientific Writer Discover. Achieve. Succeed. #BeHere
Job Summary: The ideal candidate brings a strong foundation in scientific writing, clinical knowledge, and evidence-based medicine, paired with the ability to manage multiple projects and communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders across the organization. You will be a great fit for this role if: You are passionate about translating complex clinical and research data into clear, compelling written materials. You thrive in a collaborative environment and enjoy partnering with research teams to bring their outcomes work to life. You demonstrate meticulous attention to detail and consistently deliver high-quality work within established timelines. You have a strong command of research methodology, biostatistics, and regulatory compliance standards related to scientific writing. You are proactive in identifying publication opportunities, relevant journals, and platforms to amplify the reach of pharmacy outcomes work. You are an effective communicator who can engage independently with key stakeholders and coordinate across project teams. Key Roles and Responsibilities of the Pharmacy Quality, Outcomes, and Research Scientific Writer include, but are not limited to: Developing comprehensive written materials for research, outcomes, and quality improvement projects, including study objectives, design, methodology, statistical considerations, data collection tools, and conclusions (e.g., abstracts, protocols, manuscripts, presentations).Regularly review and revise research documentation based on feedback from researchers, pharmacy leadership, and IRB/regulatory authorities to ensure accuracy and compliance. Supporting the collection, interpretation, and assessment of data related to pharmacy services and outcomes across the health system. Collaborating directly with pharmacy research teams, providing writing and research support that extends to learner projects when those teams are engaged in mentorship. Engaging in relevant committee work to support the growth of the pharmacy healthcare research and outcomes program. Contributing to literature reviews, resource development, and exploration of external funding opportunities. Conducting proactive identification of and submission to relevant journals, websites, and submission platforms for research, outcomes, and quality improvement publications.

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