Medical Writer or Publication Writer
Medical writing is the art of generating perfectly articulated scientific documents that include documents for clinical research, healthcare website content, healthcare journals, health-related news, and health magazines. It also provides writing papers for clients in government, clinical research, medical device manufacturers, government, etc.
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Roles and responsibilities of a medical writer
- A medical writer generates, proofreads, and finalizes several protocols, investigating brochures, clinical, and regulatory documents.
- A medical writer develops product dossiers for companies aiming at regulatory authority submissions.
- A medical writer works in association with scientists and subject matter experts to design and outline the framework for required documents.
- A medical writer produces documents for the press release and writes about research discoveries by any means and medium to reach the general public.
A life science graduate can work as a medical writer from home.
Editorial Reviewer: Medicine and Life Science
Life science graduates can also work as editorial reviewers on a work-from-home basis.
Roles and responsibilities
- Carry out quality assurance checking on manuscripts to meet all international standards.
- Offer on-time feedback to editors.
- Manage deadlines and make sure they meet high-quality standards.
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