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Medical Communication Associate

Posted 49 days ago

lancesoftLexington (MA)

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Senior

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Company Description: LanceSoft - Pharmaceutical ClientJob DescriptionImplement medical communication plansImplementation of the medical communication plan for each disease area, including for example, medical materials (print and virtual), event support and disease state education. Coordinate with other members of the TA team to identify and implement medical communications best practicesInteract with vendor partners supporting Global Medical Communications in the disease areaSupport implementation of medical communication platform solutions, including, e.g. Medical congress planning and delivery Medical field force tools Digital / multi-channel approaches External materials review and management Regulatory (CMLR) materials review process Conduct day-to-day medical implementation of the Client CMLR process for promotional materials and review process for non-promotional materials. Conduct medical review for one or more disease states / assets Assist other members of Global Medical Communication team to ensure CMLR activities are completed efficiently QualificationsQualifications: A relevant healthcare degree is required. A medical or scientific degree (MD, PharmD, PhD) preferred Experience interacting with vendors and managing projects is preferred General knowledge of medical communications approaches and best practices is required Familiarity with regulatory and legal guidelines regarding medical communications strategy and executionAdditional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. SummaryType: ContractFunction: Business DevelopmentExperience level: Mid-Senior LevelIndustry: Pharmaceuticals

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