Principal / Associate Principal Medical Writer
Trilogy Writing & Consulting, An Indegene Company
Trilogy Offers The Following
- Competitive base salary.
- Annual bonus opportunity.
- A generous allowance of paid time off.
- Comprehensive benefit plans aligned with your region.
- Full EMWA membership and annual conference attendance paid for by Trilogy.
- Continuous personal and professional development opportunities.
- Free weekly yoga sessions.
- Other fun and exciting events that encourage team bonding and development.
- Function as a lead writer to prepare a variety of clinical regulatory documents (Clinical Study Protocols, Clinical Study Reports, Clinical Summaries in the CTD format, Investigator Brochures, IMPDs/INDs, scientific publications) in collaboration with members of client authoring teams and supported by other writers, as appropriate.
- Ensure that all documents are produced according to agreed timelines, monitor and manage project budgets, adhere to relevant SOPs, and meet the requirements of Trilogy as well as the company’s clients.
- Be responsible for providing document-specific advice to clients.
- Oversee and coordinate other writers and QC specialists assisting with documents under your responsibility.
- Project manage the timelines and review cycles of your documents.
- Work in the client’s regulatory document management systems.
- At least 5 years of experience of actively writing regulatory documents; experience as a lead writer on CTD documents is mandatory.
- Must have worked as the lead writer on several key regulatory documents such as: Clinical Study Protocols, Clinical Study Reports, Clinical Summaries in the CTD format, Investigator Brochures, IMPDs/INDs, scientific publications.
- Must have experience as the lead writer with multiple-document projects with global, multinational teams, including team management, project management, review management, and budget oversight.
- Must be able to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
- Must have in-depth working knowledge of the relevant regulatory guidance (e.g. ICH, FDA, EMA) for clinical trial conduct, including document-specific guidance.
- Experience in multiple therapeutic areas to have confidence to work in these areas without lead-in time.
- Advanced understanding of and ability to apply statistical, regulatory, and medical communication concepts are needed to independently write complex regulatory documents without supervision.
- Competency in the use of document management systems and review tools.
- A minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in science/pharmacy (Ph.D. not necessary).
- Fluent written and spoken English skills.
- An appreciation for a well-written document and an eye for detail.
- Excellent, proven interpersonal skills, and enjoy proactively participating on a team with diverse personalities.
- Flexibility and the ability to stay focused under tight timelines.