
Medical Writing Coordinator β Publisher I
Posted 1 day ago

Posted 1 day ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Illinois.
β’ Establish the scope of formatting, report publishing, and the activities related to Clinical Study Reports (CSR) Appendices in collaboration with document authors.
β’ Oversee and monitor activities while conducting thorough quality reviews.
β’ Import and manage documents within regulatory information management systems (RIMS).
β’ Ensure that document formats, styles, properties, and naming conventions adhere to RIMS and clinical/regulatory templates.
β’ Publish documents in the RIMS content management system within specified timelines.
β’ Stay updated on RIMS and publishing tools/software.
β’ Verify the completeness of documents like Casebooks and Literature References by compiling and organizing them in RIMS.
β’ Maintain expertise in CSR, CSR Appendices, and the structure of the Common Technical Document (CTD).
β’ Contribute to the development, implementation, and maintenance of medical writing operations processes.
β’ Serve as a subject matter expert for the master file system, formatting, report publishing, or CSR Appendices.
β’ Communicate deliverables effectively to stakeholders.
β’ Assist in managing the centralized mailbox.
β’ Track, maintain metrics, and support the creation of training documents.
β’ Mentor and provide guidance to less experienced medical writing operations staff.
β’ A High School diploma is mandatory.
β’ At least 2 years of relevant experience in the industry, specifically in medical writing within a global pharmaceutical, biotech, life science, or federal agency setting.
β’ Familiarity with the organization and content of clinical documents and the eCTD structure.
β’ Understanding of drug development processes and experience with Common Technical Document (CTD) content templates.
β’ Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
β’ In-depth knowledge of medical and scientific terminology across various therapeutic areas.
β’ Detail-oriented with a strong commitment to producing high-quality, accurate, and compliant documentation.
β’ Strong skills in communication, collaboration, and organization.
β’ Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively within a team.
β’ Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and Adobe software on a Windows operating system.
β’ Expertise in Microsoft document file formats (DocX), style file format tools, publishing software, and content management archival systems for eTMF/eSubmissions (such as Veeva Vault, CARA).
β’ Familiarity with reference management software like EndNote.
β’ Capacity to sit for extended periods (more than 2 consecutive hours in an 8-hour workday).
β’ Paid time off, including vacation days, holidays, and sick leave.
β’ Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance.
β’ 401(k) retirement plan.
β’ Short-term incentive programs.
β’ Opportunities for mentoring and training.
β’ Availability for remote work.
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