Medical Writer II, Oncology
Johnson & Johnson · Toronto, Canada
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Role summary
Johnson & Johnson seeks a Medical Writer II for regulatory medical writing in oncology. The role involves authoring clinical and regulatory documents, coordinating cross-functional teams, and supporting document development from early to late-stage compounds within the Innovative Medicine division.
Where this listing comes from
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What they're looking for
- University or college degree
- Medical writing experience in pharmaceutical regulatory environment
- Proficiency with clinical document standards and regulatory guidelines
- Strong writing and editing skills for complex technical content
- Ability to work independently and in cross-functional team settings
- Knowledge of oncology therapeutic area preferred
What you'll be doing
- Author basic and moderate-complexity clinical documents including protocols, case study reports, and investigator brochures
- Perform quality control, literature searches, and manage document components under supervision
- Lead cross-functional planning and review meetings for document development
- Establish document timelines and coordinate with clinical and regulatory teams
- Mentor junior staff and guide team members on medical writing processes and best practices
Key requirements
- Therapeutic area
- Oncology
Privacy & handoff
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