Senior Medical Editor

<p>We are looking for a Senior Medical Editor to join our team. You will take a<br>leadership role in ensuring the highest level of editorial quality and regulatory<br>compliance. You will report to the Manager, Editorial.<br>This role is open to remote candidates in the United States or Canada, with a<br>preference for candidates in the Eastern time zone.</p> <p> </p> <p></p><p><br></p><b>Responsibilities </b><div> <p><br>● Review and edit promotional content/materials for grammar, punctuation,<br>spelling, sense, AMA style, and consistency for branded/unbranded,<br>HCP/patient, and digital/print materials<br>● Fact check/Cross-check and proofread existing content for consistency<br>and/or adaptation to new channels and audiences<br>● Ensure changes are correctly incorporated between subsequent versions<br>of materials<br>● Retain medical, legal, and regulatory guidance to ensure consistency and<br>accuracy with FDA guidelines, internal style guidelines, client feedback,<br>and brand standards<br>● Support the preparation of materials for MLR submission<br>● Partner with full-time and freelance project managers, account managers,<br>designers, copywriters, and other editors to foster a collaborative<br>environment<br>● Manage own brand assignment and assist other editors, as needed<br>● Attend project kickoff meetings, hot sheet/status meetings, and team<br>regroups for assigned brand(s)<br>● Multitask and manage multiple projects simultaneously in a fast-paced<br>environment</p> </div><p><br></p><b>Requirements </b><div> </div> <div>● Bachelor’s degree in communications, English, journalism, or life<br>sciences, as well as 5+ years of experience editing pharmaceutical<br>promotional materials in an agency environment<br>● Experience working across a range of therapeutic areas and product<br>launches is a plus<br>● Familiarity and basic proficiency with editorial software and/or AI tools<br>● Experience anchoring/linking in Veeva is a plus</div><p><br></p><p></p> <div>$84,000 - $112,000 a year</div> <p> </p><p>Interested in working with us? Send a copy of your resume to Anthony -<br>anthony@princeton10.net to get started. For this role, a copy of your work<br>portfolio will also be required for future interview stages.</p> <p><br>*Not an agency*<br>The layer-laden teams. The prehistoric processes. The impersonal, ego-<br>driven dog-and-pony shows. Take what you think you know about agencies<br>and burn it. P10 was born of the idea that if something isn’t working—or could<br>work better—change it. And that’s exactly what we did. We know that what<br>we’re not makes us who we are. And we’re not just another agency. We are<br>people driven by a palpable passion and purpose, felt by our clients from the<br>very first conversation.</p> <p><br>P10 brings together a team of diverse, remote-only seasoned professionals<br>to deliver exceptional value for our clients. Dare to do something different - join us!</p> <p></p>

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