Medical Editor

Posted 11 days ago

omni inclusivePrinceton (NJ)

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About the role

Medical Editor Adds reference annotations to final PDFs of promotional materials for OPDP submission. Highlights and back-annotates corresponding references for OPDP submission. Supplies missing reference annotations and/or references. Completes multiple projects under extremely tight deadlines. Helps proofread package inserts, medication guides, brief summaries, and other labeling documents. Translates complex medical information into patient-friendly language. Skills and Knowledge
Required: Well versed in Adobe Acrobat Professional Thorough understanding of pharmaceutical LMR review process Ability to focus on detailed, repetitious tasks for long periods Flexibility in meeting strict deadlines Strong interpersonal communication skills Ability to hyperlink references in Adobe Acrobat
Preferred: Knowledge of medical/pharmaceutical terminology and federal regulations governing pharmaceutical advertising Experience in writing and/or editing professional promotional, med ed, or related materials Pharma ad agency experience Education and
Experience Requirements: Bachelor's degree in English/journalism/mass communications or equivalent work experience Minimum 5 years of referencing submissions for LMR and/or OPDP review Minimum 5 years of proofreading experience, preferably in the medical/pharmaceutical field

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