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

This is a senior editorial role focused on ensuring the accuracy, clarity, consistency, and quality of pharmaceutical and healthcare communications. You will work across digital and print advertising materials, presentations, corporate communications, and other medically focused content. The role combines strong editorial judgment with detailed knowledge of medical terminology, pharmaceutical promotion, AMA style, and regulatory requirements. You will contribute throughout the content review lifecycle, including editing, proofreading, fact checking, and reference verification. Working closely with Editorial, Creative, and Project Management teams, you will help deliver high-quality work while managing multiple priorities and deadlines. The position offers an opportunity to contribute to patient-focused communications within a collaborative, rapid-paced healthcare environment.

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Edit pharmaceutical and healthcare content for language clarity, consistency, messaging accuracy, appropriate tone, cohesiveness, organization, grammar, spelling, formatting, and adherence to AMA style.

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Review digital and print advertising materials, internal and external presentations, and corporate communications to ensure they meet high editorial and quality standards.

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Participate in content review processes throughout all stages of projects, including detailed proofreading, medical editing, and fact checking with accurate source referencing.

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Apply knowledge of medical and pharmaceutical terminology to ensure content is accurate, understandable, and appropriate for its intended audience.

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Support medical and regulatory review activities, helping ensure content aligns with applicable pharmaceutical advertising and promotional requirements.

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Use AI-supported editorial tools where appropriate to

📌 Sr Medical Editor (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India