Overview
Are you passionate about translating complex scientific data into engaging, accessible stories that drive global health forward? We are looking for an Associate Manager to join our Medical Communications and Content Solutions team focusing on vaccines. This is a fully remote, worldwide opportunity that empowers you to shape how the world understands critical immunization science from the comfort of your home office.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop impactful global medical content including manuscripts, congress posters, slide decks, and plain language summaries under supervision.
- Design innovative external facing materials such as graphical abstracts, infographics, videos, and multi media resources.
- Conduct rigorous systematic literature reviews and quality checks on technical medical content.
- Collaborate closely with internal stakeholders to provide tailored medical communication solutions aligned with strategic goals.
- Organize, interpret, and translate complex scientific data into clear educational resources for diverse audiences.
Requirements
- Proven background in medical writing, scientific communications, or a related healthcare field.
- Strong understanding of vaccine science, immunology, or infectious diseases is a distinct advantage.
- Exceptional ability to synthesize intricate technical data into engaging stories for various formats.
- Familiarity with digital media trends in medical communications including social media and video content.
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail when managing multiple content projects.
What You'll Gain
- The chance to work fully remotely with a talented global team dedicated to advancing public health.
- Opportunities to hone your scientific storytelling skills across cutting edge multimedia formats.
- Professional growth and mentorship within a leading global medical communications organization.
How to Apply
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