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Trainee Graduate Medical Writer

ESPL Regulatory Consulting

Type
Full-Time
Address
Lunna House, Vidlin, Shetland ZE2 9QF
Closing Date
31 July 2024
Company
ESPL Regulatory Consulting
Email
smt@espl-regulatory.com

 

ESPL is an employee-owned international regulatory consultancy based in Shetland. We support pharmaceutical / medical device companies across Europe, the US and other world markets with developing and licensing innovative new products and technologies across a range of medical conditions. Our enthusiastic and diverse team are looking for a recent / upcoming science graduate to train as a medical writer, preparing and reviewing applications to regulatory agencies.

This full-time role will involve:

  • Training with an experienced medical writer to learn the skills of collating and preparing summaries of non-clinical and clinical data in support of new applications.
  • The review and development of medical writing procedures within the company.
  • Active participation in negotiations with Medicines and Medical Device Regulatory Agencies globally.

Skills required:

  • An eye for detail and good critical thinking skills
  • Good communication and time management skills
  • Ability to present data / information in a compelling way

Some familiarity with literature searching would be helpful, but is not essential, as training will be given.

Initially this will be a 1-year contract, based in Shetland, with the potential for conversion to a permanent role and career progression for the right candidate.

If you are interested, or curious to know more, please contact/send your CV to: smt@espl-regulatory.com.

Closing date for applications: 31st July 2024.

 

 

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