Medical Writer

The Medical Writer (MW) works with team members to write the content of clinical documents that may include CSRs, protocols, ICFs, narratives and IBs in a variety of therapeutic areas. The MW may serve as lead for a compound and is expected to resolve issues and escalate problems, as necessary. As a Medical Writer, a typical day may include: Works with team members and with MW lead oversight to create the content of clinical documents that may include CSRs, protocols, ICFs, narratives and IBs in a variety of therapeutic areas. The MW may serve as lead for a compound and is expected to manage and facilitate completion of documents. Ensures adherence to internal standards and procedures. Maintains document standardization via model documents/templates and appropriate peer review. Remains current with writing guidelines and industry standards, participates in educational opportunities, reads professional publications. This role may be right for you if you can: Drives document development meetings. Articulates document strategy and timelines. Identifies the appropriate parties for a document content decision, and if a discussion is faltering, bring the discussion back on track with minimal fuss. Follows discussions to their conclusion, synthesizes the message, and presents clear accurate prose quickly. Ensures adherence to applicable guidelines, templates and SOPs for all MW documents provided for therapeutic area. Remains compliant with internal training.