Senior Medical Writer
About the Role
Job Description
Recruise is looking for a Senior Medical Writer to join their Medical Writing function in Bengaluru. The role is a full-time role where you will be focusing on the clinical document authorship, producing and owning high-quality regulatory and clinical documents, with this also maintaining the standards that define the function's output. The role is for someone who works independently, drives their own assignments forward, and holds themselves accountable for data integrity and document quality. In this job having a strong background in regulatory medical writing and readiness to operate at a senior level without needing to be told what to do next.
Key Responsibilities
Clinical Document Authorship:
In this role offers you lots of work in different domains you will be expected to produce and own a range of clinical and regulatory documents also looking at the regulatory submissions, protocols, clinical study reports like the NDA and MAA CTD documents,you will also have investigator brochures, briefing documents, and responses to questions from regulatory authorities. There will be some assignments where you will handle independently but others will involve a mentor, depending on how complex the task is .
Data Integrity and Document Quality:
In this job you will be personally accountable for the accuracy and integrity of the data in your documents. In case of any interpretive disagreements within the document team, you will act as a negotiator and ensure that every final document is perfect.With this you will also make sure that the quality and consistency, not only in your own documents but across the team's collective output is maintained.
Independent Work Management:
The assignments that you make should never compromise the quality,your own work needs to be driven forward by you.Also raising issues early is necessary and keeping the people aligned through planning meetings, coordination calls, and review sessions is expected from you.
Standard Advocacy:
The standard advocacy steps are that whenever you identify a flaw in a document or in a process you flag it, explain why it matters, and come up with an alternative solution.
Skills Required
Regulatory Medical Writing:
Strong background in regulatory medical writing with hands-on experience across CTD submissions (NDA, MAA). You understand what makes a regulatory document defensible and you produce work at that standard.
Multi-Document Management:
Manage two or three complex documents simultaneously without affecting the quality of any of them. You flag issues proactively, and do not wait to be directed.
Scientific Communication:
You can take complex clinical information and present it accurately and cohesively in a document that holds up to regulatory scrutiny in this process you always need to make sure that the document is clear and has precise scientific writing and data interpretation
Interpersonal and Coordination Skills:
You keep stakeholders aligned and raise disagreements constructively rather than letting them sit unresolved, with this you also maintain effective communication across document teams, review sessions, and planning meetings
Qualification Required
Education:
Life sciences degree ( Bachelors and Masters, Ph.D., or equivalent) from a recognised institution.
Experience:
Experience of working independently on multiple concurrent regulatory documents as well as having experience in regulatory medical writing with proficiency in CTD submissions is essential.
Benefits
Professional Environment:
Scientific Writing function at Recruise values quality, standards, and professional rigour. The writers in the team are very professional , they always take ownership of their work.
Career Advancement:
The Senior Medical Writer role at Recruise is a platform for growth into Principal-level responsibilities and beyond. The skills and regulatory expertise you build here the CTD authorship, multi-document management, cross-functional coordination that you will gain here is valued across the pharmaceutical and medical writing industry globally.
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