Senior Medical Writer – Oncology (Remote/Hybrid)

RBW Consulting; Sheffield; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible hybrid work

Remote working options

Excellent benefits package

Job summary

RBW Consulting in the United Kingdom is seeking a Senior Medical Writer with oncology expertise to join a forward-thinking medical communications team. You will lead the development of high-quality scientific content and publications, translating complex data into clear narratives for healthcare professionals and other stakeholders.

You will mentor junior writers, contribute to medical affairs strategy, and collaborate with account and editorial colleagues to deliver cohesive programmes in a

Qualifications

• Senior Medical Writer with experience in medical communications agency.
• Strong oncology knowledge; PhD is advantageous.
• Experience delivering outputs across medical affairs and publications.

Responsibilities

• Lead the planning, writing and review of medical communications and publications across oncology indications.
• Take ownership of key projects, ensuring scientific accuracy and client alignment.
• Provide scientific leadership on accounts and contribute to strategy for medical affairs programmes.
• Mentor and support junior writers on content development and rigour.
• Collaborate with client services, scientific and editorial colleagues for cohesive programmes.
• Communicate complex data accessibly to healthcare professionals and stakeholders.

Skills

Oncology expertise

Medical writing

Medical communications

Leadership

Mentoring

Strategic thinking

Education

PhD (advantageous)

Job description

RBW Consulting in the United Kingdom is seeking a Senior Medical Writer with oncology expertise to join a forward-thinking medical communications team. You will lead the development of high-quality scientific content and publications, translating complex data into clear narratives for healthcare professionals and other stakeholders.

You will mentor junior writers, contribute to medical affairs strategy, and collaborate with account and editorial colleagues to deliver cohesive programmes in a