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Vacancy posted by: Clinical Professionals

Job Title: Scientific writer

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Vacancy details

Vacancy description:

Job Code:

J993084

Job Title:

Scientific writer

Job Category:

Medical Information

Contract:

Any

Discipline:

Medical Writing

Country:

United Kingdom

Location:

Any Location

Min experience:

N/A

Annual salary:

Negotiable

Apply by:

30 Sep 2010

Scientific writer

My client is currently recruiting for a Scientific Writer within their Project Management and Business Operations (PMBO) group.

This role requires considerable experience in the biopharmaceutical industry preferably in the biologics area. Your experience will ideally include direct experience in preparing CMC regulatory documents for early phase clinical studies. Strong communication skills are essential as you will be interfacing across the business at all levels.

- You will have a Life Sciences degree and may hold an MSc or PhD.
- You will demonstrate a good knowledge of the drug development process including an understanding of the relevant technical areas involved.
- A biologics background is essential.
- Knowledge of regulations, requirements and guidance documents relevant to the manufacture of clinical trials materials is an advantage.
- You will demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills and show good attention to detail.

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