Medical Writer
ApotheCom, an exciting and innovative leader in the field of medical communications, is growing! We are seeking a Medical Writer to join our team in London. Drawn together from various backgrounds including the pharmaceutical industry, research, marketing, medical and regulatory writing, sales, publishing, digital media and design, we have the experience and all-round ability to conceive and deliver the best quality medical communications programs.
The Role
You are responsible for (a) researching and developing technical material, (b) ensuring that all output adheres to written brief, is accurate in content and editorial style and can be referenced, (c) liaising with clients and key opinion leaders on content development either through the Account staff or directly, (d) attending scientific meetings where output is required.
Skills Required
* Excellent written and verbal communication skills
* Demonstrate excellent and versatile scientific writing and editing ability (e.g. monographs, training manuals, KOLs slide sets); candidate will be asked to provide writing samples
* Significant experience developing content for different medical audiences
* Ability to generate materials to a high standard and quality, with minimal internal review/assistance
* Excellent project-management and organisational skills
* Experience writing in a range of media, including print, video, new media (CD-ROM and web-based work)
* Flexibility, adaptability and resourcefulness
* Good time management skills
* Judgment and problem-solving
* Excellent quality control skills and meticulous eye for detail – style/consistency, grammar, scientific accuracy, proof-reading, layout, etc.
* Ability to ensure all writing meets the client’s strategic marketing objectives, as well as being of high scientific quality/credibility
* Understanding of pharmaceutical and health-related issues
* Familiar with 2006 Code of Practice for medical copy/copyright issues
* Strong sense of responsibility and urgency; ability to take ownership of projects
* Ability to work independently under limited supervision.
* Solid understanding of human pathophysiology and disease; ability to learn new and diverse subject areas quickly
* Ability to work within a team and form productive working relationships within, and external to, the company
* Strong client-centric attitude – proven ability to work with clients on projects, ensuring they meet strategic marketing and medical needs
* Flexibility and ability to manage simultaneous priorities, changing deadlines, and limited resources.
* IT skills – Word, PowerPoint, internet searching
Experience
* Prior experience of working as a medical writer for a medical communications agency
* An academic background in life sciences
* A proactive, can-do approach
Don’t meet every job requirement? That’s okay! Our company is dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and authentic workplace. If you’re excited about this role, but your experience doesn’t perfectly fit every qualification, we encourage you to apply anyway. You may be just the right person for this role or others.
About the company
ApotheCom is a Global Medical Communications Powerhouse with offices in London, Leeds, Yardley, New York, San Francisco, San Diego, Boston, Lebanon, Auckland, Tokyo and Johannesburg.
Our mission is to be an effective and proactive broker of collaborative and sustained engagement for the healthcare community, to drive meaningful change and positive outcomes.
ApotheCom is uniquely able to create and deploy teams across many geographies, pulling on specialized skills and specific market expertise. The team comprises 130 PhDs and PharmDs and more than 250 content developers who understand how to tell the scientific, clinical, and value stories to reach specific audiences.
ApotheCom is part of Inizio Medical. Inizio is a strategic partner for health and life sciences with a full suite of medical, marketing, advisory and engagement services.
We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all qualified candidates.
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