About the role
🚨 Senior Medical Writer – Publications | Remote (US)Ready to shape high-impact scientific publications that help advance healthcare? An award-winning, independent medical communications agency is looking for a Senior Medical Writer (Publications) to join its growing team. This is an opportunity to work alongside leading scientific experts, pharmaceutical and biotech clients, and a collaborative group of strategists, editors, and medical writers dedicated to delivering exceptional scientific communications.
What you'll be doing:
• Lead the development of publication deliverables, including manuscripts, abstracts, posters, oral presentations, and congress materials.• Translate complex scientific and clinical data into clear, accurate, and engaging content for healthcare professional audiences.• Partner closely with clients, key opinion leaders (KOLs), and cross-functional internal teams to drive publication strategy and execution.• Ensure all materials are scientifically rigorous, publication-ready, and compliant with industry guidelines and timelines.• Mentor junior writers and contribute to the overall scientific excellence of the team.
What we're looking for:
✔ Advanced life sciences degree (PhD, PharmD, MD, or equivalent preferred)✔ Strong medical communications agency experience with a focus on publications✔ Demonstrated expertise writing manuscripts, abstracts, posters, and congress content✔ Exceptional scientific writing, storytelling, and project management skills✔ Experience collaborating directly with pharmaceutical or biotech clients and external experts What's on offer:✨ Fully remote working✨ Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits✨ A highly collaborative, science-first culture✨ Diverse therapeutic areas and innovative publication programs✨ Clear opportunities for professional growth and career progression
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