Medical Information Specialist
integrated resourcesRaynham (MA)
About the role
Medical Information Specialist The Medical Information Specialist assists in systematic literature reviews for regulatory documents by the Medical Operations Team. The role is responsible for the review of scientific and medical published literature and demonstrates an understanding of all assigned therapeutic areas.
Knowledge/Requirements:
- Excellent English language skills, especially writing and proofreading.
- Clinical, scientific or research background, preferred.
- Knowledge in narrative or systematic literature reviews (e.g. PRISMA, Cochrane), preferred.
- Expert understanding of scientific or clinical research and methods.
- Understanding of statistical data.
- Strong oral communication, presentation, project management and prioritization skills.
- Excellent interpersonal relationships.
- Highly proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and bibliographic software (e.g. Endnote, Reference Manager).
Qualifications
Education:
Ph.D./Pharm D plus 1 to 2 years of related medical device/drug industry experience (e.g. medical writing, regulatory affairs, clinical research, engineering)BS/Pharm/BSN or MS or MPH plus 2 to 3 years of relevant medical device/drug industry experience
Before you apply
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