This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Medical Writer based in India.

As a Medical Writer, you’ll create high-quality medical and scientific documentation supporting clinical research and drug development activities. You’ll take ownership of assigned documents from planning and coordination through drafting, review, and final delivery. Working with internal teams and external clients, you’ll translate complex clinical data into clear, accurate, and concise content. Your work may span clinical study reports, study protocols, and other regulatory and scientific documents. You’ll contribute to quality, consistency, and compliance while supporting efficient project delivery. The role combines scientific expertise, strong writing skills, attention to detail, and effective stakeholder collaboration. This is an opportunity to contribute to meaningful healthcare and life-science projects within a collaborative and fully remote environment.

Accountabilities:
- Medical & Scientific Writing:



Serve as a primary author for routine medical and scientific documents, including clinical study reports, study protocols, and clinical data summaries.
- Complex Documentation: Support the development of more complex clinical, scientific, and programme-level documents, such as Investigator’s Brochures, INDs, and MAAs.
- Data Interpretation: Review, interpret, and present complex clinical and scientific data accurately, concisely, and in a way that is appropriate for the intended audience.
- Document Quality: Ensure assigned documents comply with applicable quality processes, standards, templates, and project requirements.
- Review & Editing: Apply strong grammatical, editorial, proofreading, and scientific writing skills to produce explicit and accurate final deliverables.
- Project Coordination: Support programme management activities, including contributing to timelines, budgets, forecasts, and plan

📌 Medical Writer (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India