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Toronto, ON, CAN
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In-Office
Toronto, ON, CAN
Entry level
Prepares and reviews clinical regulatory documents, including clinical study reports, investigator brochures, and registration dossier sections. Interprets clinical data and applies scientific, regulatory, and compliance requirements. Supports clinical development projects, participates in cross-functional medical writing teams, and manages document planning and preparation. Requires strong writing, editing, presentation, communication, and project management skills, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, SharePoint, and document management systems.
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Job Description

· Is a capable scientific contributor and subject matter expert in preparation of selected regulatory clinical documentation.

· Applies developing knowledge of regulatory medical writing and therapeutic area/investigational product to support pipeline projects. Participates as part of the medical writing team in cross-functional teams.

· Demonstrates competence in writing, editing and reviewing of clinical study reports, investigator brochures, registration dossier modules, and other clinical regulatory documents in line with expectations.

· Able to interpret data and apply knowledge of regulatory/compliance/scientific requirements to document preparation.

· Manages medical writing projects including the design, planning, and preparation of clinical documentation in support of clinical development, trials, and sections of filings.

Qualifications

· Ability to prepare, with minimal supervision a subset of clinical regulatory documents (e.g., CSR, IB, clinical sections of IND/IMPD and CTD) according to company guidelines and international governmental regulations and to present clinical data objectively in a clear, concise format in keeping with industry guidelines

· Participate actively in medical writing and cross-functional project teams.

· Technical expertise in Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, document management systems, and familiarity with SharePoint and concepts of structured content management.

· Excellent oral (including presentation) and written communication, and project management skills. Awareness of pharmaceutical industry needs beyond clinical development.

Additional Information

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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