Oxford PharmaGenesis
Communications Consultant

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One of our busy London-based teams at Oxford PharmaGenesis is looking for a Communications Consultant (Principal Medical Writer) to join them, leading a high‑profile global account focused on metabolic rare diseases.
You’ll work on a recently launched product in the USA and Europe (2025), with opportunities to contribute to a fast‑moving, scientifically rich programme of work.
Responsibilities
In this role, you will deliver a broad range of medical communication outputs, including:
- Manuscripts
- Congress abstracts and posters
- Plain language summaries
- Slide decks
- Infographics
- Congress reports
- Meeting materials
You will collaborate closely with senior writers and account colleagues to produce high‑quality, impactful content across multiple projects.
Requirements
This role is suited to someone who can deliver medical communication materials to a high standard and who is keen to continue developing their scientific writing and client communication skills within a supportive, collaborative team environment. There will be opportunities to support the informal review of more junior colleagues’ work.
The account is fast-paced and varied, involving regular interaction with global, US and European clients, as well as opportunities to support pipeline products. We are therefore seeking someone who is adaptable, detail‑oriented, and enjoys building strong working relationships with both internal teams and clients.
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We are looking for a Communications Consultant who has:
- A strong scientific background (a life‑sciences PhD would be advantageous)
- Experience writing within the medical communications sector
- Confidence communicating with a range of scientific and healthcare professionals
- The ability to think strategically and proactively contribute innovative ideas
- A genuine enthusiasm for communicating science
- A positive, ‘can‑do’ attitude and a collaborative approach to teamwork.
About Us
What if you could make a real difference to the lives of patients?
We are an independent HealthScience consultancy, working with global healthcare organisations and pharmaceutical companies to help healthcare professionals make better decisions for patients.
What if you could grow and achieve more than you dreamt possible?
We value eternal curiosity and provide exceptional learning opportunities to enable you to flourish.
What if you worked with over 500 exceptionally talented colleagues?
We bring out the best in each other by empowering and supporting each other in a truly inclusive environment.


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At Oxford PharmaGenesis, we believe that our connection to each other is one of our key strengths, and rewarding relationships are supported through our hybrid working approach. Bringing colleagues together in person up to 3 days per week helps us to build and strengthen relationships and collaborate on important work.
We are proud to be a Disability Confident Committed employer. This is a UK government scheme designed to encourage employers to recruit and retain disabled people and those with health conditions. If you would like to find out more about the initiative, please visit this link: Disability Confident employer scheme.
If you are looking for a new role with the opportunity to make a difference, please apply today or contact our Talent Acquisition Team for an informal chat by emailing careers@pharmagenesis.com.
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