If you have sound quantitative research skills and working knowledge of the different types of evidence supporting market access of healthcare technologies, combined with a love of scientific writing, this role will allow you to have a rewarding career in this specialist and growing field, and scope for significant progression. Your professional experience should include HEOR writing experience, plus an MSc/MA or a PhD in HEOR/RWE/market access or closely-related field.
As a Sr. Medical Writer, you will develop regulatory documents for submission to regulatory agencies globally, in accordance with ICH and other global guidelines, standards and processes, and AMA Medical Writing styles. You will actively participate in study and/or project team meetings to provide input regarding medical writing deliverables, timelines and any processes needed for the completion of regulatory documents. Assist in working practices to allow the effective and efficient preparation of quality documents.
This role will help to shape the tactical execution of our client’s programs and offer unique solutions to challenges while contributing to tactical recommendations that align with either medical or commercial strategic imperatives and overall client business objectives. Responsibilities include medical writing activities for multiple projects and to ensure high-quality execution.
The primary responsibility is to ensure that all content developed is evidence-based, is of the highest editorial quality, meets the strategic objectives of our clients, and ultimately, translates science into clinical benefit across medical education, communications, brand, and training. They may develop content as well as serve as the primary quality-control contact for internal and external content development.
The Sr/Medical Science Liaison (MSL) supporting Galleri is to engage, educate, and support Galleri ordering providers and cancer diagnostic specialists, oncologists, Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs), and Health Care System (HCS) influencers with the most current clinical and scientific materials supporting appropriate implementation and utilization of the Galleri Multi-Cancer Early Detection (MCED) test. This is completed through medical-commercial partnership, medical education, answering unsolicited questions, developing educational resources and training external speakers.