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A global biopharmaceutical company is seeking an Associate Director, Principal Medical Writer II, responsible for developing clinical documents for regulatory submissions. The role involves leading cross-functional teams, ensuring high quality document delivery, and overseeing multiple compounds. Ideal candidates should have significant experience in medical writing, strong communication and project management skills, and a relevant bachelor's or advanced degree. This position offers a pivotal role in shaping regulatory submissions and mentoring less experienced writers.
The Associate Director, Principal Medical Writer II is responsible for the development of clinical documents for submissions to regulatory authorities globally. Provides strategic direction to cross‑functional project teams with minimal oversight to ensure that clinical documents (eg, Investigators’ Brochures [IBs], Clinical Study Reports [CSRs], and marketing authorization submission documents) accurately and consistently present key data‑driven clinical messages in accordance with program goals and regulatory requirements. Writes or provides direction and leadership to other writers to ensure the timely delivery of high quality documents that are scientifically rigorous, logically organized, and have accurate data presentation and interpretation. Oversees the medical writing activities of multiple compounds and serves as lead writer for individual summary documents. Has a broad understanding of clinical research processes and global regulatory document standards. Mentors less experienced writers. Reports to a Director of Medical Writing or above.
Disclaimer: The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by employees assigned to this job. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications. Management reserves the right to change or modify such duties as required.