Editorial team lead - medical affairs

Are you an established team lead looking for a new challenge, or a seasoned medical writer looking for a step up? We’re seeking a talented individual who can apply their editorial expertise to a large rare disease medical affairs workstream and lead a team to continued success. If you’re confident in your ability to provide scientific and creative expertise on a range of medical communications projects, as well as to establish a dynamic partnership with your clients, this role could be a good fit for you.

The role

This role is perfect for someone who blends scientific expertise with strategic vision, thrives on client engagement and values collaboration. You’ll contribute to a variety of medical affairs projects, playing a key role in shaping and driving the success of a significant account. Here you’ll also enjoy a unique opportunity to grow your career in a dynamic, title-free environment that fosters innovation and professional development.

You’ll have the flexibility to work at any of our UK offices or completely remotely from anywhere in the UK or Ireland.

Key responsibilities

• Scientific leadership of medical affairs workstream of a rare disease account
• Providing clients with a high level of scientific, strategic and creative expertise on medical communications projects, including advisory boards, training and educational materials, competitor intelligence materials, slide sets, infographics and digital resources
• Establishing and building positive long-term relationships with client teams and medical experts
• Building collaborative partnerships across all internal teams
• International travel to provide on-site support for client events (majority held in Europe)
• Mentoring and training of editorial team members
• Supporting business development activities through relationship building and the organic growth of accounts

What you’ll need

• Extensive experience supporting medical affairs clients, specifically within a healthcare communications agency
• A strong academic background in a life sciences subject and keen scientific curiosity
• Excellent editorial review skills and the ability to provide constructive and encouraging feedback to team members on their work
• Engagement and confidence in meetings and presentations, both internal and external
• A strategic mind, with a desire to contribute to discussions with clients on brand plans and fresh approaches
• The ability to keep calm under pressure, with strong team leadership and mentoring skills
• Rare diseases and omnichannel experience would be an advantage but is not essential

Why AMICULUM?

We’re proud to be a flexible and inclusive employer that provides a supportive working environment. We value creativity and encourage colleagues to put forward ideas that further the success of our business.

In return, we offer:

• Remote and hybrid working options as standard
• Continual learning and professional development opportunities
• Two annual bonus schemes
• 25 days’ annual leave (plus public holidays)
• Generous pension scheme
• Life and income protection insurance

What’s next?

To apply for this role, you must be based in the UK or Ireland and have the right to work in one of those locations. We ask that all applicants supply a CV and cover letter in support of their application, detailing their experience and interest in working at AMICULUM.

AMICULUM is an independent agency that delivers communications and consultancy services to pharmaceutical, biotechnology and health technology companies across the world. For more information about the AMICULUM story, please visit our website or contact a member of our careers team.

We are committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workplace. We are dedicated to making reasonable adjustments throughout our recruitment and selection process to accommodate all applicants. If you require any adjustments or have specific needs, please contact Becka or Steven from our careers team, who will be more than happy to help.

Job code: CPT311