Position Summary: The Medical Writer is responsible for developing and writing content for their assigned account(s) and works in conjunction with all internal teams to ensure that the client vision is achieved and content is accurate. The medical writer is responsible for development of a variety of resources, including, but not limited to, flashcards, leave-behinds, and internal training resources. Essential functions of the job include but are not limited to: (This is NOT meant to be an exhaustive task list) Under direct supervision, develop high quality, medically accurate content in print or digital format for a wide range of medical communication resources Deliver requested projects per established timelines Conduct literature reviews and develop annotations to support promotional claims in a variety of promotional medical education and marketing resources Ensure professional, proactive, and collaborative communication with internal and external stakeholders Ensure a constant high quality of work in line with science, good publication practice, and company rules and policies Work closely with account teams to refine content in keeping with strategic imperatives Communicate medical content with internal team and pharmaceutical clients, as necessary Attend medical, legal, regulatory review meetings, as necessary Participate in all internal team meetings, including project kick-off meetings, weekly status meetings, client meetings, and internal brainstorm/review meetings Contribute ideas for tactical planning within assigned accounts Promote and adhere to Precision Value and Healthâs workplace values known as PRECISION Principles (Client Service, Purpose, Accountability, Mutual Respect and Collaboration) Required Education: BA/BS in life sciences BA/BS in English combined with 2 years of experience in a pharmaceutical agency, Please mention the word **DILIGENTLY** and tag RMjAzLjExMC4yNDcuNTA= when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMjAzLjExMC4yNDcuNTA=). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.