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Work shouldn't just be something we do; it should have purpose. At Envision, we believe in creating life-changing outcomes through the work we do with our clients, giving back to our communities, while creating a company culture where our people thrive. We know that our success depends on employees who feel valued, appreciated, and supported, both professionally and personally.

Being part of a collaborative team means there's no limit to what you can achieve. With us, you can be a part of a growing company you want to work for.

Our Vision: To unleash the power of combined intelligence to accelerate patient access to life-changing treatments.

Our Mission: Delivering smarter and faster solutions to create, communicate, and commercialize value for our clients.

Our Values: Excellence, People, Growth

Join our Envision Medical Communications team!

As we continue to grow, we are building our talent pool for experienced and passionate Medical Writers and Senior Medical Writers to join our Envision Medical Communications team.

Leveraging your expertise, you will create impactful, high-quality scientific content in a collaborative and innovative team environment. We work with clients across a range of deliverables within publications and medical communications, enabling them to drive their strategic objectives. As well as content delivery, you may have the opportunity to mentor more junior writers within their role, supporting them on their career path.

How will you make an impact at Envision Pharma Group?

Role responsibilities

  • Demonstrate and maintain knowledge of assigned therapeutic areas, client and competitor products, and industry regulations.
  • Create high-quality, scientifically accurate, and compliant content to meet client briefs across a variety of project types.
  • Participate in client meetings and onsite programs, assisting in preparation of materials, as needed.
  • Effectively manage and prioritise workload, following processes aligned with internal and client SOPs to deliver to agreed timelines and budgets.
  • Contribute to the scientific content for new business opportunities/proposals, and when appropriate, participate in pitch presentations.
  • Review and data check work against source materials.
  • Contribute to project tracking and reporting using relevant tools (e.g. DataVision, Zinc, Clear), as appropriate.

Do you have what we are looking for?

Skills & expertise

  • An advanced degree in a life sciences or clinical discipline.
  • Demonstrable experience within a medcomms agency as a Medical Writer is essential.
  • Ability to effectively interpret, evaluate and communicate complex scientific data in a variety of styles and formats.
  • Strong interpersonal skills, and an ability to interact effectively with colleagues, clients, and external experts.
  • Expertise in use of online and other data sources for literature reviews and information retrieval.
  • Advanced knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite, and experience with graphing/referencing software (e.g. EndNote and GraphPad Prism).

What happens next?

If you have the skills and experience listed above, by applying to join our Talent Community, you will be added to our talent pool for us to reach out when a suitable opportunity arises.

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We turn vision into reality. Our people are integral to our success and our values reflect the Envision philosophy where our teamwork helps us all grow and our enthusiasm inspires each other.

Our Envisionary culture is a special environment that gives every employee a voice, the space to invent, and the chance to excel. A place where, every day, people laugh, think, take risks, and are excited about the possibilities the day brings.

Explore your place at Envision. If you have the experience highlighted above, we would love to hear from you!

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