Medical Writer II (Medical Affairs)

This individual will play a critical role in producing clear, concise, and scientifically accurate content across therapeutic areas, including oncology, rheumatology, gastroenterology, ophthalmology, and others.

• Communicate medical/technical information to targeted audiences (e.g., pharma, provider, general population)
• Support internal publications (conduct background product/disease state literature reviews; write manuscripts; facilitate comment resolution with authors; review and revise manuscripts per editor comments; etc.)
• Create data-driven content (slide decks, discussion guides, etc.) for live and virtual events
• Attend live and virtual meetings to ensure the successful execution of content strategies created by the Scientific Communications and Strategy team.
• Prepare summaries (e.g., topline, executive, or final reports) and other requested deliverables post virtual/live events
• Attend research conferences and create news briefs that outline important scientific finds in the realm of oncology (and other clinical areas, as appropriate)
• Develop relationships with key opinion leaders by collaborating on content and publications
• Create disease state decks
• Create content for promotional and digital communication pieces

• A graduate-level degree (Masters, PhD, PharmD, DO, MD, or DVM) in the life sciences or

• 2-4 years of experience working as a scientific or medical writer (or experience writing) abstracts, presentations for medical summits/conferences and manuscripts while working as a research scientist is highly preferred
• Experience in clinical or research-based oncology is preferred
• Experience in other clinical (rheumatology, urology, neurology, gastroenterology, etc.) or basic science research (neuroscience, genetics, cellular biology, etc.) areas is also a plus
• Willing to work mid/night shift.
• Willing to work on a hybrid set-up in BGC.