Scientific Medical Writer

Syneos Health
Full Time • Hybrid
₹7 Lakhs - ₹11 Lakhs
Hyderabad, Gurugram
Posted 56m ago

Scientific Medical Writer

Syneos Health

Job description

Want to boost your career in scientific communication & clinical research? Take a look at the Scientific Medical Writer opening at Syneos Health.

Company Description 

Syneos Health is a global life sciences services company, partnering with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies throughout the drug research and commercialization process. It offers clinical development and commercialization services helping companies deal with the difficulties of getting therapies to patients. The organization also stresses teamwork, professional development and technical training for its personnel.

Job Summary 

This Scientific Medical Writer post is ideal for someone who has knowledge of pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic (PK/PD) research, clinical study reports (CSR), investigator brochures (IB), ICF and clinical trial procedures are required for the position. Candidates should have experience in supporting Phase II and Phase III studies and be willing to contribute to early-phase research projects.

Key Responsibilities 

  • Prepare and review clinical/scientific materials to ensure that information is accurate, clear, consistent and appropriate for the target audience

  • Write and edit clinical trial protocols, clinical study reports, investigator brochures, informed consent forms, and other medical writing deliverables.

  • Review documents, respond to feedback from clients and internal review teams, and check for compliance with applicable regulatory rules and company policies.

  • Collaborate with clinical research, biostatistics, data management, regulatory affairs and medical affairs teams to prepare quality documentation within approved timescales.

Educational Qualification 

  • A Bachelor’s degree in a Life Sciences discipline from a recognized university.

  • 3-5 years of relevant experience in medical writing.

  • Experience working in the biopharmaceutical, or contract research organization industry.

  • Understanding of FDA and ICH regulations, other regulatory guidelines.

  • Strong familiarity with AMA Manual of Style.

Skills Required 

  • Excellent scientific and medical writing skills.

  • Experience in PK/PD trials and documentation of clinical research.

  • Experience in phase II and III clinical trials and willingness to help early phase studies.

  • Able to critically appraise scientific facts and clinical literature.

  • Interpersonal and teamwork abilities for working in multidisciplinary teams.

  • Able to juggle multiple writing projects, critique feedback and meet deadlines.

Salary Structure 

The anticipated total pay for a Scientific Medical Writer is ₹8 Lakhs - ₹11 Lakhs per year in Syneos Health, India.

 Career Development 

In this position as a Scientific Medical Writer, you can expand your skills in clinical and regulatory writing. With more experience, you can advance to lead medical writing or other specialized scientific communication positions.

 How to Apply 

  • Go to our job portal and search for Scientific Medical Writer-Syneos Health

  • Check the complete job description, eligibility criteria.

  • Fill out the application form and include your professional information.

  • Upload your resume and submit your application.

Employment Type: Full Time • Hybrid
Industry: Healthcare
Role Category: Non Clinical Jobs
Application: External (Company Site)

Education

Bachelor's Degree

Key Skills

Non Clinical JobsClinical ResearchMedical Affairs
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