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Posted May 26, 2026

Medical Writer II – Clinical Trial Transparency

Job Description: • Mentors less experienced medical writers on projects, as necessary • Compiles, writes, and edits medical writing deliverables, and serves as a medical writer within and across departments with minimal supervision • Develops or supports a variety of documents including clinical study protocols, clinical study reports, patient narratives, annual reports, investigator brochures • Reviews statistical analysis plans and table/figure/listing specifications for appropriate content, grammar, format, and consistency • Interacts with department head and staff members in data management, biostatistics, regulatory affairs, and medical affairs • Serves as peer reviewer on internal review team • Addresses team comments accurately to ensure document scientific content, clarity, overall consistency, and proper format • Adheres to established regulatory standards and completes medical writing projects on-time and on-budget • Performs on-line clinical literature searches, as applicable • Continues professional development to keep pace with regulatory guidance and client expectations in medical writing that affect medical writing • Stays aware of budget specifications for assigned projects, working within the budgeted hours and communicating changes to medical writing leadership • Completes required administrative tasks within the specified timeframes • Performs other work-related duties as assigned • Minimal travel may be required (less than 25%) Requirements: • 1 to 3 years of experience in Disclosure • Knowledge of Clinical Research, Clinical Trial, clinical registries (CT.gov, CTIS- Clinical Trial information System, EUDRACT) • Experience in clinical registries, clinical trial Disclosure is mandatory • Experience in databases like Pharma CM/ Disclose • Good understanding of protocol registration process • Fine with combination of redaction Disclosure • Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline with relevant writing experience; graduate degree preferred • Client interaction experience • Strong understanding of FDA and ICH regulations, other regulatory guidelines, and/or good publication practices strongly required • Extensive knowledge of English grammar and ability to communicate clearly; strong familiarity with AMA Manual of Style Benefits: • Career development and progression • Supportive and engaged line management • Technical and therapeutic area training • Peer recognition and total rewards program • Total Self culture