United States$65000 - $95000 per year2-5 yrs expOthers
Manage all logistical components of medical communication programming, including site research, travel, production, and on-site coordination. Act as the primary client-facing liaison to ensure program success while adhering to company SOPs and compliance standards.
Fellows will develop core competencies in medical communications by creating scientific content while working cross-functionally with internal and external stakeholders. They will gain hands-on experience in medical writing and scientific strategy while adhering to industry guidelines and publication practices.
The Senior Medical Writer is responsible for researching, writing, and editing high-quality scientific content for medical communications initiatives. They must manage project timelines, collaborate with stakeholders, and ensure all deliverables meet ethical and editorial standards.
The Publications Technology Specialist is responsible for the administration, maintenance, and optimization of scientific publication management systems. They will provide system support to internal teams and clients while ensuring data integrity, compliance, and operational efficiency.
The Scientific Director provides strategic scientific and publications oversight across multiple accounts, ensuring scientific accuracy and adherence to client preferences. They also lead the development of scientific content, mentor internal team members, and serve as a strategic thought partner for clients.
The Senior Project Manager oversees the development and execution of client deliverables, specifically focusing on publication accounts and multichannel medical communications. They are responsible for managing timelines, budgets, and internal stakeholder coordination to ensure seamless project delivery.