Senior Regulatory Medical Writer, Client-embedded, FSP
Senior Regulatory Medical Writer, Client-embedded, FSP
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Serves as a primary author who writes and provides input on routine clinical documents such as clinical study reports and study protocols and summarizes data from clinical studies.
- Serve as a primary author who writes complex clinical and scientific and program level documents, such as IBs, bioassay reports, INDs, and MAAs.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather necessary information and ensure the accuracy and completeness of documents.
- Ensure documents align with regulatory guidelines, company standards, and industry best practices.
- Provide input on document content, structure, and presentation.
- Review and provide feedback on documents prepared by other team members.
- Manage timelines and deliverables for assigned projects.
- Mentor and provide oversight to junior medical writers and ensure high-quality deliverables
- Stay current with industry trends, guidelines, and regulatory requirements.
- Bachelor's degree in a scientific discipline or equivalent and relevant formal academic / vocational qualification; Advanced degree preferred.
- Previous experience that provides the knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the job (comparable to 5+ years).Experience working in the pharmaceutical/CRO industry preferred.
- Additional qualifications in medical writing (AMWA; EMWA; RAC) advantageous.
- In some cases, an equivalency, consisting of a combination of appropriate education, training and/or directly related experience, will be considered sufficient for an individual to meet the requirements of the role.
- Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Excellent data interpretation and medical writing skills, including grammatical, editorial, and proofreading skills
- Strong project management skillsExcellent interpersonal skills including problem solving.
- Strong negotiation skillsExcellent oral and written communication skills with strong presentation skills
- Significant knowledge of global, regional, national, and other document development guidelines
- Great judgment and decision-making skillsExcellent computer skills and skilled with client templates; Good knowledge of document management systems and other relevant applications (e.g., Excel, Outlook).
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